Introduction to Grand Multiparous

What is/are Grand Multiparous?

Grand Multiparous - The issue of grand multiparous with single post caesarean scar is poorly investigated. ^[1] OBJECTIVE This study sought to evaluate the safety of induction of labour with prostaglandin E2 (PGE2) gel in grand multiparous (GMP) women and to compare the labour outcome of GMP women who have undergone one previous Caesarean section (CS) with that of GMP women who never had a previous CS. ^[2] In a study conducted to determine the risk factors of uterine rupture in developing countries, it has been reported that the frequency of uterine rupture is twice among the females who are in their thirties and 8 times higher among grand multiparous women [5]. ^[3] Results: Grand multiparous women (parity ≥5) have an adjusted odds ratio (AOR) of 3. ^[4] Being grand multiparous (AOR = 2. ^[5] We present a case of a grand multiparous with poorly controlled gestational diabetes who delivered a live baby weighing 2. ^[6] One patient, who was a grand multiparous (G6P4A1), was delivered a healthy infant at 40 weeks of gestation. ^[7] The grand multiparous women had increased odds of prelabour rupture of membranes (Adjusted odds ratio [AOR] 1. ^[8] -born and foreign-born Hispanic were older, more likely to be a grand multiparous, obese and less likely to be married. ^[9] 7]) and grand multiparous women (58% [30. ^[10] In addition, almost all had children (approximately 69% were grand multiparous), the majority of whom had been delivered through spontaneous vaginal delivery. ^[11] On the other hand, availing health service to such rural areas, giving more attention to the grand multiparous mothers with large family size will be important interventions to prevent pregnancy-related complications. ^[12] The risk is even higher for great grand multiparouswomen than grand multiparous women. ^[13] We found no significant difference in the rate of selected maternal and fetal delivery outcomes between grand multiparous women and those with lesser parity (p-value> 0. ^[14] The aim of this study was to compare perinatal outcomes in grand multiparous and low multiparity women in Hawassa University Comprehensive Specialized Hospital and Adare General Hospital of Ethiopia. ^[15]

grand multiparous woman

In a study conducted to determine the risk factors of uterine rupture in developing countries, it has been reported that the frequency of uterine rupture is twice among the females who are in their thirties and 8 times higher among grand multiparous women [5]. ^[1] Results: Grand multiparous women (parity ≥5) have an adjusted odds ratio (AOR) of 3. ^[2] The grand multiparous women had increased odds of prelabour rupture of membranes (Adjusted odds ratio [AOR] 1. ^[3] 7]) and grand multiparous women (58% [30. ^[4] The risk is even higher for great grand multiparouswomen than grand multiparous women. ^[5] We found no significant difference in the rate of selected maternal and fetal delivery outcomes between grand multiparous women and those with lesser parity (p-value> 0. ^[6]