Kamel Jebreen, Eqbal Radwan, Wafa Kammoun-Rebai, Etimad Alattar, Afnan Radwan, Walaa Safi, Walaa Radwan, Mohammed Alajez
Perceptions of undergraduate medical students on artificial intelligence in medicine: mixed-methods survey study from Palestine
BMC medical education
background intrauterine growth restriction iugr disorder fetus fails reach genetic development potential considered present weight birth less 10th percentile result risk increased postnatal morbidity mortality every year approximately 24 newborns worldwide determined iugr objective present study identify various sociodemographic medical obstetric risk factors associated iugr methodology casecontrol study conducted january 2020 december 2022 fiftyfour cases 54 controls included study postnatal women neonates birth weight 10th percentile gestational age ga recruited cases study control cases postnatal women neonatal birth weight appropriate ga detailed history respect sociodemographic medical obstetric parameters noted compared results among sociodemographic factors socioeconomic status showed significant statistical differences age group 21 25 years showing maximum 519 iugr cases among maternal risk factors anemia 296 hypertensive disorders pregnancy 222 marked significant risk factors iugr significant difference distribution past medical obstetric histories two research groups conclusion due poor living conditions low literacy rates general lack knowledge low socioeconomic level increases risk iugr leads nutritional deficiencies insufficient growth environment results anemia hypertensive disorders pregnancy potent risk factors iugr iugr may caused maternal risk factors well past medical obstetric conditions however risk factor iugr birth weight time delivery could taken consideration well