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Respectful Disposition in Early Pregnancy Loss
MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 2010This article discusses an issue rarely seen in the professional literature: the tangible ways nurses can respect a woman's needs following miscarriage by ensuring the safe handling and disposition of fetal tissue or remains. Concepts of personhood, place, and protection are important for nurses to understand within the context of a woman's response to ...
Rana, Limbo +2 more
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Advances in the management of early pregnancy loss
Current Opinion in Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2018Purpose of review To describe recent advances in management of early pregnancy loss. Recent findings Addition of mifepristone to current protocols for medical management of miscarriage increases effectiveness of a single dose of misoprostol and significantly reduces subsequent ...
Andrea, Henkel, Kate A, Shaw
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Psychologic Aspects of Early Pregnancy Loss
Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2007Early pregnancy loss is a complicated psychologic event that occurs in 12% to 24% of recognized pregnancies. Women who have experienced miscarriage often have common bereavement reactions and while the intensity and experience of these reactions diminishes over time for most women, a substantial minority will develop long-term psychiatric consequences.
Diana, Carter +2 more
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Risk Factors for Early Pregnancy Loss
Epidemiology, 1990We looked at risk of early pregnancy loss among 171 women who conceived while participating in study. Twenty-five percent of biochemically detected pregnancies ended within six weeks of the last menstrual period; all but two of these losses were clinically unrecognized.
A J, Wilcox, C R, Weinberg, D D, Baird
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Abstract Loss of the conceptus can occur at any stage of pregnancy. If all of a couple’s conceptions were to end in early loss before pregnancy is clinically detected, the couple would perceive themselves as sterile. From another perspective, the loss of pregnancy before clinical recognition can be evidence that important reproductive
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Early Pregnancy Loss in the Infertile Couple
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1985The infertile couple invests tremendous amounts of time, money, and physical and emotional energy in attempting to conceive. When these couples experience early pregnancy loss, their grief can be profound. The emotional aspects of such pregnancy losses and specific nursing interventions are presented.
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Bailliere's clinical obstetrics and gynaecology, 1990
It is often assumed that early loss of pregnancy is not followed by emotional distress. When such distress does occur, it often goes undetected. Early loss of pregnancy is frequently followed by typical grief such as that occurring after any bereavement. Most recent studies have shown that although social termination of pregnancy in the first trimester
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It is often assumed that early loss of pregnancy is not followed by emotional distress. When such distress does occur, it often goes undetected. Early loss of pregnancy is frequently followed by typical grief such as that occurring after any bereavement. Most recent studies have shown that although social termination of pregnancy in the first trimester
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