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MATERNAL WEIGHT AND GIRTH CHANGES IN LATE PREGNANCY AND THE DIAGNOSIS OF PLACENTAL INSUFFICIENCY

In the absence of dietary advice, the average weight gain in pregnancy of European women living in West London is less if their baby is “small‐for‐dates” than if the baby is of normal weight. The greatest reduction in maternal weight gain associated with intrauterine growth retardation is noted between 34 weeks and delivery.