Fig 1.
Study profile.
Table 1.
Maternal characteristics and delivery outcomes for cases of shoulder dystocia compared to the rest of the cohort.
Table 2.
Relative risk of shoulder dystocia in cases of accelerated (>30 centiles gained) 28–36 week fetal growth velocity.
Table 3.
Maternal characteristics and delivery outcomes for cohort of participants planned for vaginal delivery, and comparison of EFW >95th centile group to EFW ≤95th centile group at 36-week ultrasound.
Table 4.
Performance of accelerated 28–36 week fetal growth velocities (>30 EFW/AC centiles) and 36-week ultrasound EFW >95th centile in predicting shoulder dystocia among women planned for vaginal delivery.