Comparison of Three Gestational Weight Gain Guidelines Under Use in Latin America
Presently, three guidelines are used in Latin America to assess adequacy of maternal body mass index (BMI) during pregnancy: (1) the chart proposed by the Institute of Medicine of the United States (IOM), (2) the Rosso-Mardones Chart (RM), and (3) a modified RM chart proposed by Atalah et al. (AEA)....
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Main Authors: | Francisco Mardones (Author), Pedro Rosso (Author), Álvaro Erazo (Author), Marcelo Farías (Author) |
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