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Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1977
Abstract In the past, few very low-birth-weight ( By 1966, intensive care had been introduced at University College Hospital.From that time, a follow up study of the survivors has been in progress and includes repeated physical examinations, psychological and behavioural testing.
A, Blake, A, Stewart, D, Turcan
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Abstract In the past, few very low-birth-weight ( By 1966, intensive care had been introduced at University College Hospital.From that time, a follow up study of the survivors has been in progress and includes repeated physical examinations, psychological and behavioural testing.
A, Blake, A, Stewart, D, Turcan
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Influence of obstetric and perinatal care on perinatal mortality
European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 1996Cases of perinatal death attributed to suboptimal perinatal care between 1979 and 1992 inclusive at a large, tertiary care center are reviewed.The study compared two periods: 1979-1985 and 1986-1992. The perinatal morbidity-mortality committee analyzed patient records for the mothers and neonates, delivery room records, the results of fetal autopsy ...
J A, Miranda +6 more
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Anesthesiology and Perinatal Care
Clinics in Perinatology, 1976This paper describes the present state of anesthesia coverage for obstetrics, summarizes the formal recommendations for such services as promulgated by various national organizations, and defines the role of an anesthesia service under ideal circumstances.
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Pediatrics, 1995
The declining infant mortality is carefully documented year by year in the Annual Summary of Vital Statistics in this journal.1 Although socioeconomic factors play an important role in this decline, the falling death rate among neonates weighing <1500 g at birth is widely attributed to changing patterns of neonatal intensive care.
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The declining infant mortality is carefully documented year by year in the Annual Summary of Vital Statistics in this journal.1 Although socioeconomic factors play an important role in this decline, the falling death rate among neonates weighing <1500 g at birth is widely attributed to changing patterns of neonatal intensive care.
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Early Human Development, 1992
China has a birth rate of 20/1000, maternal mortality of 48.8/100,000, perinatal mortality of 15-20/1000 in cities, and 30-35/1000 in rural areas, infant mortality of 34.68/1000 and a LWB rate of 6%. Among LWBI 50-60% are SGA. As a result the prematurity rate is also quite low, 3-4%, and the rate of VLBWI is only 0.3-0.4%.
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China has a birth rate of 20/1000, maternal mortality of 48.8/100,000, perinatal mortality of 15-20/1000 in cities, and 30-35/1000 in rural areas, infant mortality of 34.68/1000 and a LWB rate of 6%. Among LWBI 50-60% are SGA. As a result the prematurity rate is also quite low, 3-4%, and the rate of VLBWI is only 0.3-0.4%.
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Working with Outcomes in Perinatal Care
2021Parents-to-be are involved with many different health-care providers during pregnancy and childbirth. As with other health-care situations, we should assess perinatal care more in terms of its benefits, fostering continuous improvement in accordance with the concept of value-based health care.
Depla, Alies +2 more
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Antenatal care and perinatal mortality
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1985There were 1092 deliveries in 1982 at CRHS project, Ballabgarh. Of these 643 had antenatal care (study group) and 439 did not receive minimum antenatal care (study group) and 439 did not receive minimum antenatal care (control group). The mean birth weights in study and control groups were 2·84 and 2·71 kg respectively and the difference was ...
S K, Kapoor, V P, Reddaiah, J, Lobo
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Development of regionalized perinatal care
Seminars in Neonatology, 2004Regionalized perinatal care was first advocated in Canada 35 years ago. Its development in the United States of America (from 1971), United Kingdom (from 1972) and Australia (from 1978), has been described. In all instances, the efforts and perseverance of visionary individuals were crucial in introducing the concepts to the medical profession, and in ...
Victor Y H, Yu, Peter M, Dunn
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Perinatal Care at the Threshold of Viability
Pediatrics, 2002In the United States, an increase in the number of births of extremely preterm infants and in their survival potential has occurred over the last decade. Determining the survival prognosis for the infant of a pregnancy with threatened preterm delivery between 22 and 25 completed weeks of gestation remains problematic.
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Regionalization of perinatal care in Europe
Seminars in Neonatology, 2004This review describes European health policies related to the place of birth of very preterm babies, and the organizational context in which these policies were enacted using data from two European studies. It also compiles available information on the place of birth of very preterm babies from the published literature.
Zeitlin, Jennifer +2 more
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