Preterm Birth: Definitions, Causes and Consequences
Gated communities: Definitions, causes and consequences
... communities: definitions, causes and consequences ...social consequences of the development of gated ...positive consequences of a residential option that is likely to be part of the ...
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A retrospective analytical study of the epidemiology and causes of preterm birth
... late preterm (53%) and had birth weight of >2 kg ...late preterm deliveries in their ...grave consequences associated even with late preterm deliveries, ACOG has issued guidelines to ...
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Preterm Birth: Long Term Cardiovascular and Renal Consequences.
... born preterm, Kerkhof et ...from birth onwards to prevent ...cular consequences of such nutritional approach are un- ...low birth weight offspring [51, ...
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Low birth weight: causes and consequences
... occurrence of many diseases that will develop in adulthood. This theory proposes that under-nutrition and other insult or adverse stimulus in utero and during infancy can permanently change the body ’ s structure, ...
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Long-Term Medical and Social Consequences of Preterm Birth
... surviving preterm infants has raised con- cerns that these infants may have difficulties in coping with adult ...low birth weight who have been followed to young adulthood have shown reduced scores on ...
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Domestic Violence in Alaska: Definitions, Rates in Alaska, Causes and Consequences
... horrendous experiences, experiences that no one should have to be subjected to, to help the rest of us understand the extent of intimate partner and sexual violence in. Alaska.[r] ...
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Maternal periodontitis and the causes of preterm birth: the case-control Epipap study.
... Our sample included enough women to allow an analysis with adequate statistical power and reasonably precise results for each of the main causes except IUGR, which accounted for only 9.2% of the preterm ...
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Cellular consequences of preterm birth : telomere biology, immune development and oxidative stress
... ventilated preterm surfactant deficient New Zealand White rabbits 146 with some modifications of the ...of birth weight less than 20 or more than 40 grams (n=4), being stillborn (n=1), technical problems ...
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Measuring economic consequences of preterm birth - Methodological recommendations for the evaluation of personal burden on children and their caregivers
... Based on the results of the literature search, a recom- mendation scheme or a tool box for researchers when constructing a study design, is developed (see table 1). It includes a set of four separate major categories to ...
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Global report on preterm birth and stillbirth (1 of 7): definitions, description of the burden and opportunities to improve data.
... system is practically applicable and serves the needs of high- as well as low-mortality settings. High-mortality settings require broad causal categories which can be distinguished through simple clinical observations ...
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Global report on preterm birth and stillbirth (1 of 7): definitions, description of the burden and opportunities to improve data
... Preterm birth is also the dominant risk factor for neonatal mortality, particularly for deaths due to infections. Long- term impairment is an increasing issue. Stillbirth: Stillbirths are currently not ...
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Preterm birth: the ophthalmic consequences
... These recommendations assume that any deficits developing after the neonatal period will be detected by the routine screening procedures in place for all children. However, it is not known whether the deficits detected ...
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Renal consequences of preterm birth
... premature birth. Awareness of deleterious side effects and renal consequences of therapies in the mod- ern NICUs and improved post-discharge care and longi- tudinal renal follow-up as well as parental and ...
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Respiratory consequences of late preterm birth
... Late preterm infants do not generally receive RSV prophylaxis, despite findings from the IMpact clinical trial demonstrating benefit to infants born up to and including 35 weeks ...gender, birth weight, ...
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The life course consequences of very preterm birth
... born preterm less likely to become parents, but their parents were also less likely to have further children after the birth of a preterm child (Alenius et al ...when preterm adults had a ...
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The long term consequences of preterm birth : what do teachers know?
... about preterm birth, and only 3% as part of their initial teacher ...of preterm children is acquired through greater opportunity for professional experience of supporting a preterm ...about ...
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The economic consequences of preterm birth : a systematic review of the recent (2009 2017) literature
... 9 born at ≤26 weeks’ gestation, costs increased as gestational age increased. 44 57 59 The denominators for these analyses were live births and therefore included infants that died as well as those that survived; the ...
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Preterm birth and its outcome
... Background: Preterm birth is a major challenge in perinatal health ...in preterm infants, and preterm birth is an important risk factor for neurological impairment and ...disability. ...
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The Causes and Consequences of the Demographic Transition
... high birth rate or a low death rate (Bloom and Freeman (1988), Kelley and Schmidt ...negative consequences for economic growth, we would expect to see a negative association between the birth rate ...
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Preterm Birth in Twins
... of preterm birth, which unfortunately can also occur near to the fetal viability ...more preterm birth rates in this already high-risk gestation: the short ...prevent preterm ...
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