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ABS TRACT Ob jec ti ve: The aim of this study is to eva lu a te the rate of smo king and pe ri na tal out co mes of ma ter nal smo king du ring preg nancy in a hos pi tal-ba sed study. Ma te ri al and Met hods: All ca ses rec ru i ted to the study we re as ked to res pond to a se ri es of qu es ti ons in a fa ce-to-fa ce in ter vi ew on the first day af ter de li very. Of the 830 sub jects, 600 comp le ted the qu es ti on na i re to de ter mi ne the so ci o de mog ra pic fe a tu res and smo king sta tus. Ba bi es we re we ig hed by the re se arc hers. Abor ti ons, still birth, pre ma tu re de li very, low birth we ight, placental abruption, pla cen ta pre vi a, ec lamp si a, pre ma tu re rup tu res of the mem bra ne we re de ter mi ned. Re sults: The me an age was 28.4 ± 5.81 ye ars. The rate of wo men who smo ked at any ti me of the ir preg nancy was 7.3% (n= 44). Com pa red to the ba bi es born to mot hers who did not smo ke du ring preg nancy, ba bi es born to mot hers who smo ked du ring preg nancy we re 128.68 g ligh ter. When the fin dings of smo king mot hers we re com pa red to ne ver smo king mot hers, the rates of abor ti on (38.6% ver sus 29.3%), still birth (4.5%-2.7%), pre ma tu re de li very (31.8%-19.1%), low birth we ight (22.7%-18.2%), placental abruption (2.3%-1.6%), and pre ec lamp si a (9.1%-8.6%) we re hig her (p> 0.05). The ra te of pre ma tu re rup tu re of the mem bra nes among smo ker preg nant wo men was fo und sig ni fi cantly hig her compared to ne ver smo kers (p< 0.05). Conc lu si on: Ac cor ding to our fin dings, it is cle ar that smo king du ring preg nancy had ad ver se pe ri na tal out co mes. Preg nant smo kers sho uld be en co u ra ged to qu it smo king. Co un sel ling sho uld be gi ven by he althca re pro fes si o nals at all ti mes. In addition, the part ners who smo ke sho uld be in for med of the risks as well.

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