Birth Trauma
Pregnancy with and without birth trauma modulates the gene expression of proteins involved in elastic fiber homeostasis in the rat vagina
... Although quadrupeds, the development of KO mice to LOXL-1 and FBLN 5 with their abnormalities in elastic fiber homeostasis have become important animal models to aid the study of the complex relationship between pre- ...
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Iranian mothers' perception of the psychological birth trauma: A qualitative study.
... psychological birth trauma as a trend from onset to ...that birth trauma is an event that occurs during any stage of the childbearing time, and involves mother with an actual or threatened ...
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Birth trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder: the importance of risk and resilience
... of birth trauma and PTSD is to identify risk ...or birth related factors. The strongest risk factors during birth were a negative subjective birth experience, having an operative ...
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Development of a Measure of Postpartum PTSD: The City Birth Trauma Scale
... Examination of whether the item on feeling emotionally numb added to the reliability and validity of City Birth Trauma Scale suggest it does not detract from the scale’s psychometric properties. Including ...
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Risk factors of birth trauma of new born babies in al kansaa maternity and pediatric teaching hospital in mosul
... Regarding birth weight, our study shows its significant influence in the occurence of birth trauma, especially those babies with birth weight more than ...of birth trauma in ...
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Late subdural hygromas from birth trauma
... A healthy term male baby was born vaginally after an uncom- plicated pregnancy and very strong labor. Head circumference (HC) was 33 cm with molding and bruising. Results of an exami- nation at 3 months were normal ...
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Measuring and conceptualizing PTSD following childbirth: Validation of the City Birth Trauma Scale
... scale (0 – not at all to 4 – extremely) with the total possible score that ranges from 0 to 88, where higher score relates to higher levels of symptoms. Internal consistency of Cronbach’s α was .94, .87, and .91 for the ...
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Incidence and predisposing factors of birth trauma in a tertiary care Hospital: A Prospective study
... lines. The bleeding usually occurs over one or both parietal bones. Less often it involves the occipital bones and, very rarely, the frontal bones. The overlying scalp is not discolored. Because subperiosteal bleeding is ...
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Women's experiences of sexual intimacy In the early postnatal period following physical birth trauma
... perineal trauma, yet sexual functioning changes or problems were rarely explored by healthcare ...perineal trauma highlights the need for interventions aimed at supporting these women, including healthcare ...
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Birth trauma: Widening our knowledge of postnatal mental health
... Knowledge and treatment of postnatal mental health can benefit from input from health psychologists in many ways. First, research is needed that continues to apply and refine our theoretical understanding of the ...
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Risk of recurrence, subsequent mode of birth and morbidity for women who experienced severe perineal trauma in a first birth in New South Wales between 2000 –2008: a population based data linkage study
... perineal trauma with their first birth were significantly less likely to experience a subsequent preg- nancy and birth during the 8 year period (56% versus ...previous birth trauma ...
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Mechanical birth-related trauma to the neonate: An imaging perspective
... Retinal hemorrhages are seen among one-quarter of otherwise normal deliveries, but instrumental delivery and cord around the neck have been identified as risk factors [12]. Spontaneous vaginal delivery, prolonged second ...
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Introduction to Trauma
... the trauma occurs, the more severe the long-term consequences may ...“betrayal trauma” include incest, child sexual abuse by clergy, and abuse by professional ...
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The new trauma score (NTS): a modification of the revised trauma score for better trauma mortality prediction
... The Mechanism, GCS, and Age and Arterial Pressure (MGAP) score is a recently developed physiological trauma scoring system. Similar to the TRISS, the MGAP utilized mechanism and age, which are important vari- ...
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Burden of trauma and role of anesthesiologists in the management of trauma patients
... Material and method: This prospective study was conducted in Indira Gandhi Hospital, Shimla over a period of one year from 1st June 2014 to 31st May 2015. A total of 4267 trauma patients, with their hospital stay ...
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In memory of trauma
... If we talk about it, it becomes real, if we photograph it, it has been. My work creates a space where trauma is recorded and recognized as truth. Throughout my thesis exhibition in the South Wedge neighborhood of ...
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Trauma Awareness
... mass trauma often encounter an initial rally of support followed by quickly diminishing ser vices and dwindling ...mass trauma can lead to the development of psychological symptoms and substance use at ...
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ABDOMINAL INJURY RELATED TO THE TRAUMA OF BIRTH
... The inguinal hernior- rhaphy was completed and an exploration through a second abdominal incision showed free blood in the penitoneal cavity. A large, 5 by 4 cm, bulging[r] ...
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The open abdomen in trauma and non-trauma patients: WSES guidelines
... to trauma patients, those affected by abdominal sepsis usually experience a lower rate of early fascial closure [94] even though continuous fascial traction seems to increase this rate ...
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The Specter of the Repressed: Žižek’s Symptom, Trauma Ontology, and Communist Trauma
... of trauma and ...of trauma in the compulsive ...of trauma, but to the meaning of trauma in the present and to the opening of the individual’s ...through trauma and PTSD involves ethical ...
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