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02), and large for gestational age [aOR 1.94 (Fenton); aOR 1.92 (Portuguese)]. Pregestational overweight and obesity, as well as excessive weight gain are associated with an increased risk of certain obstetric and neonatal complications. It is essential to have an appropriate pre- onceptional surveillance and a close follow-up during pregnancy in order to reduce the associated risks and the probable predisposition of these newborns to severe outcomes. Pregestational overweight and obesity, as well as excessive weight gain are associated
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