WeekStillbirth Rate*Likelihood of Living Baby* Stillbirth Rate Women 40+yoa~ Likelihood of Living Baby~
Even in the worst case scenario of the numbers available to me for an otherwise healthy mama-baby dyad, there is a greater than 99.5% chance that a living baby will be born.
if you have other risk-factors
the newest study I've found on the topic. I
April 2013
this study showed that being a woman 40+ years of age in and of itself, in the absence of other risk factors, does NOT increase the risk of stillbirth.
"Maternal age should be combined with other maternal characteristics and obstetric history when calculating an individualised adjusted risk for adverse pregnancy complications."
Maternal age should be combined with other maternal characteristics and obstetric history when calculating an individualized adjusted risk for adverse pregnancy complications.