Abstract

Background Twin pregnancy is the most common multiple gestation in clinical practice. Timely management by specialist and improvement in neonatal care facilities improve the outcome of twin pregnancy. Studies show that the risk of miscarriage, preeclampsia, polyhydramnios, preterm labor, abnormal vascular communication, fetal malformation, discordant fetal growth, cord complications, still birth, increased rate of cesarean section, abnormal iron and folic acid deficiency anemia, postpartum hemorrhage and maternal death were higher in multifetal pregnancy compared to singleton pregnancy. In this study we wanted to evaluate the fetomaternal outcome in twin pregnancy.

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