Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role?
Hinkson L, David M, Bauman C, Borde T, Henrich W, Razum O, Breckenkamp J (2021)
Placenta 108: 103-108.
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Hinkson, Larry;
David, Matthias;
Bauman, Charlotte;
Borde, Theda;
Henrich, Wolfgang;
Razum, OliverUniBi;
Breckenkamp, JürgenUniBi
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INTRODUCTION: Migration status affects perinatal outcomes. A small placenta is associated with placental dysfunction and poor outcomes. Placental weight and perinatal outcomes are influenced by migrant status, the length of stay and the level of acculturation in the host country. Our aim was to compare placental weight in first generation immigrants to native non-immigrants in a teaching hospital in Berlin. The influence of migrant status, the length of stay and the level of acculturation on placental weight was also ascertained.; METHODS: At the Charite University Hospital in Berlin Germany between January 2011 and January 2012, 1373 non-migrant and 1243 first generation migrants were included. Data collection was by means of a standardized questionnaire. The level of acculturation was based on the Frankfurter Acculturation Questionnaire (Frankfurter Akkulturationsfragebogen-FRAKK). Demographic parameters such as age, maternal weight, country of origin, parity, anemia, diabetes, hypertension, smoking and neonatal outcomes including neonatal weight, placental weight were measured.; RESULTS: We found no difference in mean placenta weight when comparing first generation women with a migration background to women of the native population (608g vs 597g, p-value 0.41). There was also no difference in placental weight when assessed by the length of stay and degree of acculturation in the host country.; DISCUSSION: While first generation migrant women have increased perinatal complications, there is no influence of migrant status, length of stay and the degree of acculturation on placenta weight. Pregnancy outcomes maybe be more dependent on factors such as the access to adequate maternal care. Copyright © 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Erscheinungsjahr
2021
Zeitschriftentitel
Placenta
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108
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103-108
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1532-3102
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2954077
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Hinkson L, David M, Bauman C, et al. Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role? Placenta. 2021;108:103-108.
Hinkson, L., David, M., Bauman, C., Borde, T., Henrich, W., Razum, O., & Breckenkamp, J. (2021). Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role? Placenta, 108, 103-108. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.placenta.2021.03.016
Hinkson, Larry, David, Matthias, Bauman, Charlotte, Borde, Theda, Henrich, Wolfgang, Razum, Oliver, and Breckenkamp, Jürgen. 2021. “Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role?”. Placenta 108: 103-108.
Hinkson, L., David, M., Bauman, C., Borde, T., Henrich, W., Razum, O., and Breckenkamp, J. (2021). Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role? Placenta 108, 103-108.
Hinkson, L., et al., 2021. Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role? Placenta, 108, p 103-108.
L. Hinkson, et al., “Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role?”, Placenta, vol. 108, 2021, pp. 103-108.
Hinkson, L., David, M., Bauman, C., Borde, T., Henrich, W., Razum, O., Breckenkamp, J.: Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role? Placenta. 108, 103-108 (2021).
Hinkson, Larry, David, Matthias, Bauman, Charlotte, Borde, Theda, Henrich, Wolfgang, Razum, Oliver, and Breckenkamp, Jürgen. “Placental weight in first generation migrant mothers in Germany. Do the length of stay, acculturation or migrant status play a role?”. Placenta 108 (2021): 103-108.
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