Elevated Creatinine in Pregnancy Doubles Preterm Birth Risk and Predicts Adverse Outcomes in Subsequent Pregnancies

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Elevated Creatinine in Pregnancy Doubles Preterm Birth Risk and Predicts Adverse Outcomes in Subsequent Pregnancies

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Hannah Beckwith hannah.beckwith@kcl.ac.uk Kings College London Department of Women and Children’s Health London United Kingdom * United Kingdom United Kingdom

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Fran Conti-Ramsden fran.conti-ramsden@kcl.ac.uk Kings College London Department of Women and Children’s Health London United Kingdom - United Kingdom United Kingdom

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James Teo jamesteo@nhs.net Kings College Hospital Neurology London United Kingdom - United Kingdom United Kingdom

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Antonio De Marvao antonio.de_marvao@kcl.ac.uk Kings College London Department of Women and Children’s Health London United Kingdom - United Kingdom United Kingdom

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Kate Bramham kate.bramham@kcl.ac.uk Kings College London Department of Women and Children’s Health London United Kingdom - United Kingdom United Kingdom

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