The mean maternal age, gestational age and BMI did not differ in both groups.
The mean maternal age of our sample was 24.9 ± 5.9 years).
The mean maternal age of the macrosomia group was 24.74±3.32 years, which is slightly older than that in the control group (24.35±3.14 years, P = 0.000).
The mean maternal age was 34.3 ± 5.4 years, 85.7% of the patients were nulliparous, and at least 92.1% of the patients had received infertility treatment.
The mean maternal age (±standard deviation) was 29.8±7.2 years.
In the present study, therefore, we comprehensively examined the placental findings and maternal and fetal factors in the cases of IUGR (n=257, mean maternal age, 30 years; gestational weeks, 34 weeks) and normal growth pregnancies (n=258, mean maternal age, 30 years; gestational weeks, 33 weeks), and determined risk factors for IUGR.
The samples from HLNRA included 107 males and 126 females (mean maternal age: 26.24±4.52), whereas 34 males and 43 females (mean maternal age: 25.69±4.38 years) were from NLNRA.
The mean maternal age was 27.8 years.
The mean maternal age was 32.8 (SD 5.0) years.
The mean maternal age was similar between the two groups.
The mean maternal age was (means ± SD) 28.3 ± 6.1 years.
