Nordic Perinatal Statistics Collected by NOMBIR (Nordic Medical Birth Registers) Mika Gissler.

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Nordic Perinatal Statistics Collected by NOMBIR (Nordic Medical Birth Registers) Mika Gissler

2 Nordic Perinatal Statistics Data is updated every second year. Next time 2010 and Text, tables and methods available in English, Swedish and Finnish at THL webpage (to be changed): atalreproductionsummary.htm

3 Deliveries in the Nordic countries

4 The number of livebirths

5 Total fertility rate

6 Multiple births per 1000 newborns

7 Mean maternal age , years

8 Mean maternal age for primiparas , years

9 Mothers aged 35 years or more , %

10 Mothers aged less than 20 years , %

11 Proportion of primiparas , %

12 Proportion of multiparas (4+) , %

13 Maternal smoking , %

14 Section rate , %

15 Prematurity (< 37 gw) , % (per deliveries, liveborns only)

16 Low birth weight (< 2500 g) , % (per newborns, live borns only)

17 High birth weight (4000+ g) , % (per newborns, live borns only)

18 High birth weight (4500+ g) , % (per newborns, live borns only)

19 Mean birth weight in grams (liveborn singletons only)

20 Perinatal mortality , 1/1000 (birth weight 1000 grams or more)

21 Mean BMI (Body Mass Index: maternal weight / height 2 )

22 The proportion of overweight mothers with a BMI 25 or more, (Body Mass Index: maternal weight / height 2 )

23 The proportion of obese mothers with a BMI 30 or more, (Body Mass Index: maternal weight / height 2 )

24 III and IV degree tears in vaginal deliveries , %

25 Nordic Perinatal Statistics -Some missing data: Tables 4-7, New tables on mortality and mother’s BMI? -Data on congenital anomalies according to Eurocat definitions: Down, Cleft/Cleft and lip palate, Gastroschisis, Omphalosele, NTDs (Anencephalus and Spina Bifida) -Other comments?