Is Adolescentor Advanced Maternal Age Risky for Newborn?: Retrospective Results of a Single Center

Recently, number of adolescent and advanced age pregnancies increased and became an important social issue. There are conflicting results
on maternal and perinatal outcomes of those pregnancies. The objective of this study is to compare the short-term outcomes of ≤18 (adolescent) years old and ≥35 years old (advanced age) mothers’ infants with 19-34 years old (control group) mothers’ infants.