This review addresses questions related to medicosocial concerns surrounding the care of women with multiple births and their infants. Relevant articles and texts on twin and triplet pregnancies were reviewed. Population-based data were selected for inclusion whenever possible. Relevant tables were simplified from original sources. The review clarifies obstetric and perinatal questions in a manner that is helpful to clinicians and their patients.
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