XXXX , @entity1468 , and small for gestational age infancy.

@entity1 @entity101 @entity5028 @entity1468 @entity209 @entity5617
OBJECTIVE: We sought to explore to what extent the presence of cardiometabolic and cardiovascular risk constitutions differ between pregnancies complicated by small-for-gestational-age (SGA) infancy, @entity1468 ( @entity1468 ), or a combination of both. STUDY DESIGN: We conducted a cohort study in @entity1 after pregnancies complicated by @entity5028 with fetal manifestations (SGA infancy [n  = 113]), maternal manifestations ( @entity1468 [n  = 729]), or both (n  = 461). Independent sample t test was used to compare cardiometabolic and cardiovascular risk factors between groups. Logistic regression was used to calculate odds ratios and adjusted odds ratios of the prevalence of the @entity209 and its constituents between groups. Adjustments were made for maternal age, parity, smoking, interval between delivery and measurements, and @entity5617 . RESULTS: The @entity209 was present in 7.5% of @entity1 who delivered SGA @entity1 , 15.6% of former @entity1468 @entity1 , and 19.8% of @entity1 after pregnancy complicated by both SGA and @entity1468 . @entity101 was observed in 25% of former @entity1468 @entity1 and 15% of @entity1 with solely SGA. @entity1 who delivered a SGA @entity1 had lower global vascular compliance compared to former @entity1468 @entity1 without SGA. CONCLUSION: Cardiometabolic risk factors consistent with @entity209 relate to the maternal rather than to the fetal presentation of @entity5028 . Nonetheless, highest incidence of @entity209 was observed in @entity1 with both @entity1468 and SGA. @entity1468 relates to chronic @entity101 , whereas increased arterial stiffness seems to be associated with @entity1 who deliver a SGA @entity1 .
