The clinical outcomes of unplanned pregnancy in severely obese womenFootnote

* This work has been submitted and will be presented in a poster form at the SMFM Pregnancy Meeting on February 2015 (“Severe obesity and the clinical outcomes of unplanned pregnancy” control ID 2066829, final program ID 610).

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