Risk factors for the development of MAS include:
1) being postterm.
2) a mother who is hypertensive.
3) a mother who is toxemic.
4) being the first twin born.

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Meconium Aspiration Syndrome (MAS) is more common in postterm pregnancies and in cases where the mother has hypertension or toxemia (preeclampsia), as these conditions can lead to fetal distress and the passage of meconium in utero.

Risk Factors for the Development of MAS Include