Weight, height, sagittal diameter and waistcircumference were measured using standard methods.
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In contrast, BMI and waistcircumference alone exhibited curvilinear-shaped associations with mortality.
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Associations for baseline BMI and waistcircumference were attenuated after mutual adjustment.
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In the intervention group, weight, waistcircumference, and body fat percentage decreased.
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Body weight, height, waistcircumference and percentage of body fat were measured.
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Estimated fetal weight was calculated using head and abdominalcircumference and femur length.
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Larger abdominalcircumference was associated with higher prevalence, while cART was associated with lower prevalence.
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Body mass indices, abdominalcircumference, systolic and diastolic blood pressure, and TG levels were also determined.
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We also observed an increase in abdominalcircumference with increasing cord dichloran concentrations (p=0.031).
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The authors recorded biparietal diameter, head circumference, femur length and abdominalcircumference for 139 fetuses in the second and third trimesters.