October 8, 2025Frontiers in PediatricsOpen Access

Neonatal birth trauma: identifying new risk factors and short-term outcomes

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Hypertension and emergent delivery significantly increase the risk of neonatal birth trauma.
Among 711 neonates, 187 (26.3%) experienced birth trauma, predominantly scalp injuries.
Maternal age, gravidity, and parity were associated with birth trauma risk, with younger mothers more affected.
Social determinants such as prenatal care access did not significantly impact birth trauma rates.

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This observational analysis identifies risk factors and outcomes associated with neonatal birth trauma, suggesting a focus on hypertension and emergent deliveries.

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This observational analysis identifies risk factors and outcomes associated with neonatal birth trauma, suggesting a focus on hypertension and emergent deliveries.

Neonatal birth trauma: identifying new risk factors and short-term outcomes

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