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Bilateral infantile Frey syndrome mimicking food allergy: A case report
Pediatric Investigation, EarlyView.
Yuki Ohara, Mayumi Fujita, Chisato Inuo
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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1988
Summary. A retrospective study of 1921 caesarean sections at Rutherglen Maternity Hospital in Glasgow during the years 1979–1983, inclusive, showed that 229 (12%) were performed at less than 37 weeks gestation. Of these 229 preterm caesarean sections 41% were elective, 21% were for antepartum haemorrhage and 38% took place during labour.
S B, Pinion, J, Mowat
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Summary. A retrospective study of 1921 caesarean sections at Rutherglen Maternity Hospital in Glasgow during the years 1979–1983, inclusive, showed that 229 (12%) were performed at less than 37 weeks gestation. Of these 229 preterm caesarean sections 41% were elective, 21% were for antepartum haemorrhage and 38% took place during labour.
S B, Pinion, J, Mowat
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Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1961
An experience of 631 Caesarean sections has been described. There were 4 maternal deaths (0.6 per cent.) and 58 foetal deaths (9.1 per cent.). The problems have been discussed with particular reference to work in 3 small units in a country area of Northern Ireland.
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An experience of 631 Caesarean sections has been described. There were 4 maternal deaths (0.6 per cent.) and 58 foetal deaths (9.1 per cent.). The problems have been discussed with particular reference to work in 3 small units in a country area of Northern Ireland.
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Anaesthesia for caesarean section
Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2001Although anaesthesia for Caesarean section is predominantly performed using regional techniques of anaesthesia, general anaesthesia will remain essential for subgroups of obstetric patients, especially those who are at high risk of complications. In the present review, recent reports that addressed issues regarding general and regional anaesthesia in ...
M R, Dresner, J M, Freeman
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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1970
SummaryUse of a ten degree left‐side‐down “tilt” position for Caesarean section has resulted in a very significant improvement in the oxygen saturation of umbilical artery and vein blood of infants at birth. This is especially notable in infants delivered from mothers under spinal block.
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SummaryUse of a ten degree left‐side‐down “tilt” position for Caesarean section has resulted in a very significant improvement in the oxygen saturation of umbilical artery and vein blood of infants at birth. This is especially notable in infants delivered from mothers under spinal block.
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1948
1. 2,273 primary and repeat Caesarean sections (including Caesarean hysterectomy) performed in the three Dublin Lying-in Hospitals are analysed.
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1. 2,273 primary and repeat Caesarean sections (including Caesarean hysterectomy) performed in the three Dublin Lying-in Hospitals are analysed.
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Caesarean section: the paradox
The Lancet, 2006In todays Lancet Carine Ronsmans and colleagues present strong evidence for inequalities in access to caesarean sections in developing countries. Their thorough analysis of data from Demographic and Health Surveys in 42 low-income and middle-income countries comparing caesarean section rates in quintiles of wealth showed that women of low income ...
Fernando, Althabe, José M, Belizán
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Neonatology and the caesarean section
The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine, 2012The origins of the use of the Caesarean section date far back in human history. Traces of this procedure can be found in Greek mythology and in the history of Ancient Rome. Many documents about the history of religion make reference to a delivery from the abdomen.
R, Zanini, D, Minghetti
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Journal SOGC, 2000
Advances in surgical techniques, anaesthesia, thromboprophylaxis, blood transfusion, antibiotic therapy, and improved general health have changed Caesarean section (CS) from a procedure associated with considerable risk of morbidity and mortality to mother and/or fetus to one with little risk.
Olujimi, Jibodu, Sabaratnam, Arulkumaran
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Advances in surgical techniques, anaesthesia, thromboprophylaxis, blood transfusion, antibiotic therapy, and improved general health have changed Caesarean section (CS) from a procedure associated with considerable risk of morbidity and mortality to mother and/or fetus to one with little risk.
Olujimi, Jibodu, Sabaratnam, Arulkumaran
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