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Re: Maternal body mass index From: Edbello@aol.com Sun Mar 30 18:08:09 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Edbello@aol.com: "Re: Postmenopausal bleeding--**update**" Previous message: Kelly Shanahan: "Re: Stress and Pregnancy" Maybe in reply to: Jason Gardosi: "Maternal body mass index" In a message dated 97-03-28 17:33:07 EST, you write: << If anyone is aware of any interesting journal articles on the subject of low maternal BMI or poor maternal weight gain, please let me know. David M. Barrere, M.D. drbarrere@aol.com >> While I was training, the chief of the dept. quoted several studies of fetal outcome with poor weight gain during several sieges during World War II, his quote was that in spite of maternal wasting the difference in fetal weight was relatively small and the outcomes were good. I do not have the references and Medline search starts in the sixties. All bleeding eventually stops, so why worry. Edwin Bello M.D.,F.A.C.O.G. Private Practice Forest Park, Georgia Edbello@aol.com Next message: Edbello@aol.com: "Re: Postmenopausal bleeding--**update**" Previous message: Kelly Shanahan: "Re: Stress and Pregnancy" Maybe in reply to: Jason Gardosi: "Maternal body mass index"

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