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Table 1.

Classification of stillbirth according to the Stockholm Stillbirth Classification.

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Table 2.

Maternal and fetal characteristics comparing term stillbirths at GW 37+0-40+6 with term stillbirths at GW 41+0 and onwards.

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Fig 1.

Total incidence of stillbirth in Stockholm county (violet).

Incidence of stillbirth in Sweden (black). Incidence of stillbirth among women still pregnant at GW 41+0 number/1000 pregnancies (red) and incidence of stillbirth diagnosed from GW 41+0/ 1000 births (blue). The decreased incidences, violet, red and blue were all significant with p-value <0.001. The incidence of stillbirth in Stockholm County has decreased comparing three time periods (1998-2004, 2005-2013 and 2014-2018).

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Fig 2.

Number of stillbirth cases diagnosed from GW 41+0.

Incidences compared between three time periods (1998-2004, 2005-2013 and 2014-2018). Dark grey indicates cases in GW 41 and light grey indicates cases in GW 42.

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Table 3.

Main cause of stillbirth according to the Stockholm Stillbirth Classification comparing term stillbirths at GW 37+0 -40+6 with term stillbirths at GW 41+0 and onwards.

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