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An analytical survey of multigravidas

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1949
Abstract 1. 1. A total of 783 pregnancies of 500 consecutive multigravidas, gravida vi and over, are analyzed. 2. 2. One-fourth of these are private patients. 3. 3. Maternal morbidity is increased, necessitating an average increased hospitalization of 2.4 days per patient. 4. 4.
J M, GEORGE, H A, POWER
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Outcome of spontaneous labour in multigravidae

BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1982
Summary. From a study of 2000 consecutive labours, the outcome of 847 multigravid patients admitted in spontaneous labour was examined. Labour was classified according to the cervimetric pattern, and response to oxytocin given according to a strict protocol with the use of a nomogram and partogram.
D M, Gibb   +4 more
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The necessity to specify paternities in all obstetrical files in multigravidae

Journal of Reproductive Immunology, 2022
To compare in singleton multiparous pregnancies the effect of having a new father for an index pregnancy as compared with multiparas with the same male partner and primiparas.21 year data, 2001-2021, Reunion island. We compared 2233 multiparas who had a new partner NewPMP (cases) with 50,364 same partner multiparas samePMP (controls) and 30,741 ...
Pierre-Yves, Robillard   +2 more
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Study of Anemia during Pregnancy in Multigravida Women

UTTAR PRADESH JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY, 2023
Anemia is a prevailing health issue faced by many women during their pregnancy. World Health Organisation has proposed the level of hemoglobin in women during pregnancy to classify anemia. The present work was done on 204 women subjects of Darbhanga district who were pregnant, to study the pattern of anemia specially in multigravida women.
null Nidhi, Ajay Nath Jha
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Prolonged Labour in Multigravidae

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1970
SummaryAn analysis is presented of labours lasting 36 hours or longer in 155 multigravidae delivered at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, from 1958 to 1965. The method of delivery was Caesarean section in 24%, forceps delivery in 21%, and unaided vaginal delivery in 49%.In booked patients the corrected perinatal mortality was 40/1000 and in non ...
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Prenatal Adaptation Among Multigravidas

2009
In this chapter we present results of both quantitative analysis of prenatal psychosocial adaptation scale differences and differences based on content analyses of the primigravid and multigravid recorded interviews of primigravidas and multigravidas.
Regina P. Lederman, Karen L. Weis
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MMPI Characteristics of Multigravidas and Primigravidas in the Third Trimester of Pregnancy

Psychological Reports, 1977
52 multigravidas and 42 primigravidas in the third trimester of pregnancy were given the MMPI. Primigravidas obtained a significantly lower score on Hysteria and a significantly higher score on Hypomania. Since significant differences were found on only 2 of 17 scales, it was concluded that —insofar as the MMPI can measure—these two groups are very ...
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