Placental pathology by birth outcome (n = 320).

¶<p>p-values refer to odds ratio for categorical data and t-test for continuous variables for comparisons between pregnancies with or without placental pathology.</p>a<p>Includes all cases with pathology with assumed moderate to important clinical impact from macroscopic or microscopic examination.</p>l<p>Neonatal complications: preterm birth, SGA, infections, Apgar scores <7_5min or transfer to NCU for conditions relevant to fetal growth restriction or fetal distress (respiratory syndrome or cerebral irritation).</p>ii<p>Small for gestational age: birth weight for gestational below 10^th percentile adjusted for maternal height and pre pregnancy weight and infant sex.</p>§<p>Includes the cord anomalies; true umbilical cord knots (n = 7), velamentous (n = 5) and marginal cord (n = 9) insertion.