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Abstract
This work was carried out on 100 pregnant women who were categorized into two groups1) FuIl-tenn pregnant women ( 37 weeks).
2) Pre-term pregnant women (<37 weeks).
The studied groups were subjected to:
1) Complete history taking including age, gestational age, parity, residence, occupation’, active or passive smoking. Alcohol consumption, use of black eye make-up (Khol).
2) Clinical examination including pulse, temperamre blood presSUre fundal level etc.
3) Apgar score was done for the neonates by the obsteuiC staff.
4) Complete blood picture.-
5) Serum iron, T1BC. ferritifl and serum calcium.
6) Whole blood lead level.
The results of the study can be summarized in the following:
• A significant difference (P<0.05) between maternal and neonatal cord blood lead level in pre-teflTl and full-term groups. -