[PDF] Top 20 Advanced maternal age and risk perception: A qualitative study

... of qualitative research; how- ever, it does not necessitate the sense of replicability of the research in different situations that is common in quantitative research ...current study, a valid- ation ... See full document

... Permanent repository link: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/14386/ Link to published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.midw.2016.03.008 Copyright and reuse: City Research Online aims to m[r] ... See full document

... high- risk pregnancies (Pozzo et al ...perceive risk can therefore potentially improve communication with this group and facilitate understanding of their decision ... See full document

... higher risk of emergency c-section), 2.1% of prolonged maternal hospitalization, ...increased risk of relevant adverse obstet- ric ...this study, we propose a cut-off to define AMA ≥40 years ... See full document

... Maternal age is a major risk factor. Maternal aging is associated with increased infertility, miscarriage and poor prognosis of ...major risk factor. From this study, we found ... See full document

... that maternal age is with a number of birth defects in different populations, the literature on the association of this risk factor with isolated congenital heart defect chd phenotypes is an ... See full document

... increased risk for obstetric complications and adverse perinatal out- comes, including gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), hypertensive disorders, preeclampsia, perinatal birth de- fects, stillbirth and preterm ... See full document

... increased risk of adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes, such as hypertensive disorders, gestational diabetes, caesarean birth, [6,9-11], placenta praevia [11], postpartum haemorrhage [10], low ... See full document

... the study were provided by the midwife if a woman was above 16 years of age, had presented an oral request for CS and had a nor- mal pregnancy with no significant medical risk (inter- preted as no ... See full document

... of qualitative data analysis and large enough that some vari- ation might be ...this study, 21 low-risk women in their first pregnancy were recruited, via five community- based midwifery practices in ... See full document

... at advanced maternal age in relation to another group of 20 to 29 ...descriptive study. Women of advanced maternal age were 40 and older at the first pregnant control (N = ... See full document

... for maternal characteristics and obstetric history, and only an increased risk of iatrogenic early preterm delivery at- tributed to the increased rates of preeclampsia and SGA was observed in this ... See full document

... Importantly, Zanzibar has the characteristics of a pre- elimination country: it is at the margins of a malaria- endemic region (East Africa), transmission has been reduced and incidence is low [2]. To maintain current ... See full document

... of maternal complications in women with pregnancy at an advanced age, such as chronic hypertension, pregestational diabetes, gestational diabetes, fetal death and preeclampsia, which have been also ... See full document

... our study showed positive association between risk of pre- term delivery and maternal ...estimated risk to be largest for those women aged 45 and older, the difference in risk compared ... See full document

... A qualitative phenomenological approach with in-depth interview method was conducted in two tertiary hospi- tals, Raja Perempuan Zainab II Hospital and Universiti Sains Malaysia Hospital, Kelantan, ...for ... See full document

... tween advanced maternal age and preterm delivery, low birth weight, perinatal death, and cesarean section [11– ...retrospective study from China which found a lower risk of adverse ... See full document

... of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality in our ...of maternal death in about 30% of ...The maternal complications in patients with APH are malpresentations, premature labour, postpartum ... See full document

... A study concluded that in 1999, out of ...Another study found very high twinning rates (above 18/1,000 births) in many Central, Western, and South-Eastern Africa coun- tries (Smits & Monden, ... See full document

... exploratory study were (1) to explore the needs of mothers in the year following childbirth; (2) to compare these needs between mothers who did not have the feeling of living a psychological disorder or a depres- ... See full document