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Table 1 The character of the included study

From: Perinatal outcomes of monochorionic diamniotic triplet pregnancies: a case series

Study ID

Maternal

age (years)

Gravida

Para

Spontaneously conceived

Diagnose weeks

Gestational age (weeks)

Delivery method

Maternal complication

Pregnancy outcomes

Umbilical cord entanglement

Sepulveda 2003 [14]

41

3

2

not mention

13

28

CS

No

Selective feticide of the conjoined twins was conducted at 16 gestational weeks, the normal triplet died at 28 weeks weighing 1010 g

Yes

Sepulveda 2009 [15]

33

3

1

not mention

17

31

CS

No

Spontaneous cessation of blood flow to the acardiac fetus at 23 weeks, another two fetuses were alive and well.

Yes

Yong 2010 [11]

32

1

0

Yes

25–26

30

CS

No

Three healthy triplets

Yes

Youssef 2012 [9]

22

1

0

Yes

11

Termination of pregnancy

No

/

not mention

Sellami 2013 [18]

20

1

0

Yes

21

Termination of pregnancy

No

/

No

Talebian 2015 [16]

38

1

0

No (ART)

12 + 3

17

VD

No

selective feticide of the conjoined fetuses, then the membrane ruptured the day after the feticide and inevitable abortion

No

Yonetani 2015 [7]

34

1

0

Yes

12

35

CS

No

Three healthy newborns

Yes

Suizu 2016 [10]

34

1

0

No (ART)

8 + 2

33

CS

decreased platelet count

Three healthy and survival infants

Yes

Anglim 2016 [17]

41

1

0

No (ART)

25

30 + 5

CS

severe hyponatraemia associated with pre-eclampsia

Three healthy triplets

not mention

May 2016 [12]

30

2

1

not mention

Histology of the placenta

27 + 6

CS

No

A live pump twin and two conjoined acardiac TRAP recipients

No

S Bari. 2018 [13]

25

1

0

not mention

34+

34+

CS

respiratory distress

One alive male fetus and two female dead fetus

No

Our cases

 No. 1

28

3

0

Yes

13 + 4

32 + 5

CS

No

Three healthy and survival newborns

Yes

 No. 2

27

3

0

Yes

18 + 5

32 + 3

CS

No

Three healthy and survival infants

Yes

 No. 3

20

2

0

Yes

12+

28 + 3

CS

lung infection and heart failure

Three survival male babies, the parents give up further treatment

Yes

  1. CS Cesarean section, VD Vaginal delivery, TRAP Twin reversed arterial perfusion, ART Assisted reproductive technology