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P03.01: T‐shaped uterus by congenital uterine malformation by experts (CUME): interrater reliability of useful measurements

weight tended to be lower in newborns with atypical compared to typical neurodevelopment (2940g, IQR 2495-3375 vs 3177g, IQR 3010-3465, p = 0.063), while median Davey Severity Scale score tended to show higher values in those with atypical compared to typical neurodevelopment (4, IQR 4-5 vs 4, IQR 3-4, p = 0.073). Conclusions: Although there were no statistically significant prenatal predictors of poor neurodevelopment, our results show a trend towards an association between atypical neurodevelopment and lower head circumference to abdominal circumference ratio, lower birth weight and more severe cardiac defect. A larger cohort will be necessary to validate these findings.