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Maternal anxiety, maternal sensitivity, and attachment
Attachment & Human Development, 2013Previous research has related maternal anxiety to insecurity of attachment. Here we ask whether different aspects of maternal sensitivity mediate this link. From a community sample of intact families with 1-3 children, mothers with 4.5-year-olds were selected for low, medium, or high anxiety levels (N = 98).
Stevenson-Hinde, J. +3 more
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Maternal mortality in a maternity hospital in Turkey
Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1995Background. To determine the leading causes of maternal mortality in a large maternity hospital and to define priorities regarding this subject throughout Turkey.Methods. Retrospective, institutional study among 100,531 live births between 1983 and 1992.Results. Seventeen maternal deaths took place in this institution.
R A, Tuncer +3 more
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The Maternal Side of Maternal–Fetal Surgery
Clinics in Perinatology, 2009The term fetal surgery is used widely for fetal intervention during pregnancy; maternal-fetal surgery may be more appropriate, because all these invasive procedures also affect the mother. Although there is no direct benefit to the mother from these procedures, the risk to her is for a purely altruistic purpose.
Danny, Wu, Robert H, Ball
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Attachment & Human Development, 2000
Maternal representations of the self as parent were assessed via the Parent Attachment and Peer Relationship Interviews (Bretherton, Biringen, Ridgeway, Maslin-Cole, & Sherman, 1989; Biringen & Bretherton, 1988) when children were 39 months of age. Maternal sensitivity and maternal structuring during mother-child interactions were assessed at 18, 24 ...
Z, Biringen +4 more
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Maternal representations of the self as parent were assessed via the Parent Attachment and Peer Relationship Interviews (Bretherton, Biringen, Ridgeway, Maslin-Cole, & Sherman, 1989; Biringen & Bretherton, 1988) when children were 39 months of age. Maternal sensitivity and maternal structuring during mother-child interactions were assessed at 18, 24 ...
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Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology, 2009
This review summarizes recent developments in maternal mortality surveillance, and draws from recent confidential mortality reports to suggest ways the anesthesiologist can contribute to safer systems of care.Maternal mortality rates appear to be static in much of the developed world, but are increasing in the USA.
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This review summarizes recent developments in maternal mortality surveillance, and draws from recent confidential mortality reports to suggest ways the anesthesiologist can contribute to safer systems of care.Maternal mortality rates appear to be static in much of the developed world, but are increasing in the USA.
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Maternal Behavior and Design of the Maternity Pen
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 2019Labor is likely a painful and stressful experience for dairy cows. Understanding maternal behavior can help inform the design of maternity pens that best accommodate the cow. The maternity pen should provide the cow an opportunity to seclude from other cows and barn activity.
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Clinics in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1979
Maternal transport offers the following distinct advantages over newborn transport: 1. The mother at risk may receive the highest level of obstetric expertise and technology available in the area. 2. The newborn is assured of immediate intensive paediatric evaluation and support. 3.
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Maternal transport offers the following distinct advantages over newborn transport: 1. The mother at risk may receive the highest level of obstetric expertise and technology available in the area. 2. The newborn is assured of immediate intensive paediatric evaluation and support. 3.
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The Lancet, 1979
Two cases of maternal phenylketonuria are presented. The first woman, untreated, had 3 children. Her first child was of normal intelligence but had serious personality problems. The second had a major cardiac abnormality incompatible with life. The third had phenylketonuria and was successfully treated from early infancy.
N R, Buist +3 more
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Two cases of maternal phenylketonuria are presented. The first woman, untreated, had 3 children. Her first child was of normal intelligence but had serious personality problems. The second had a major cardiac abnormality incompatible with life. The third had phenylketonuria and was successfully treated from early infancy.
N R, Buist +3 more
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1972
Transitory depression and tearfulness occurring on one or two days during the early Puerperium (commonly known as ‘mother's' or ‘maternity blues', ‘third, fourth, or tenth-day blues', or ‘the transitory syndrome’) is often mentioned as a normal finding after from 15 per cent (Oppenheim, 1962) to nearly 80 per cent (Robin, 1962) of deliveries.
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Transitory depression and tearfulness occurring on one or two days during the early Puerperium (commonly known as ‘mother's' or ‘maternity blues', ‘third, fourth, or tenth-day blues', or ‘the transitory syndrome’) is often mentioned as a normal finding after from 15 per cent (Oppenheim, 1962) to nearly 80 per cent (Robin, 1962) of deliveries.
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2020
Congenital infections are infections transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy (transplacentally) or delivery (peripartum). They have the potential to adversely affect fetal development and long-term neurodevelopmental outcome through inflammatory, destructive, developmental, or teratogenic lesions of the brain. Because the fetal/neonatal brain
Isabelle, Boucoiran +2 more
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Congenital infections are infections transmitted from mother to child during pregnancy (transplacentally) or delivery (peripartum). They have the potential to adversely affect fetal development and long-term neurodevelopmental outcome through inflammatory, destructive, developmental, or teratogenic lesions of the brain. Because the fetal/neonatal brain
Isabelle, Boucoiran +2 more
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