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Table 1.

Maternal and neonatal characteristics according to maternal BMI.

Data are expressed as mean [SD] or N (%).

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Table 2.

Maternal and neonatal characteristics according to maternal BMI and to diabetic status.

Obese non-diabetic women were compared to obese diabetic women (a and b superscripts) and to non-obese non-diabetic women (c and d superscripts). Data are expressed as mean [SD] or N (%).

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Fig 1.

Flow chart of the study.

Fetal losses in the group of women of normal weight were due to one termination of pregnancy for growth restriction and two fetal deaths; fetal losses in the group of women with obesity were due to one miscarriage, two terminations of pregnancy for neural tube defect and corpus callosum agenesis and one fetal death.

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Table 3.

Factors associated with neonatal weight Z-score, sum of skinfolds, leptin and placenta weight in multivariate analysis.

Data are presented with adjusted mean [standard error] for categorical variables or regression coefficient [standard error] for continuous variables.

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Table 4.

Multivariate analysis on skinfolds including HOMA-IR performed at 37 weeks in the model.

The analysis was performed on data from 136 N and 124 Ob women. Data are presented with adjusted mean [standard error] for categorical variables or regression coefficient [standard error] for continuous variables. Only significant data are presented.

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Fig 2.

Adjusted neonatal sum of skinfolds according to maternal BMI and according to the sex of the neonate.

Data are mean with 95% confidence limits.

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Fig 3.

Adjusted neonatal cord leptin concentration according to maternal BMI and according to the sex of the neonate.

Data are mean with 95% confidence limits.

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