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Adolescent Primigravidae and Their Obstetric Performance
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1983Summary:The obstetric performance of adolescent primigravidae in a major metropolitan teaching hospital was analysed retrospectively and found to be similar, if not superior, to that of a control group of primigravidae. This was surprising in view of the late antenatal presentation of the adolescents and their smaller physique.
P Y, Lee, W A, Walters
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2016
The traditional teaching is that multigravidae rupture their uterus and primigravidae go for secondary inertia or arrest of labour or exhaustion. I would like to narrate a case I had seen 20 years back in the emergency room. A primigravida was brought to the emergency room by her husband and mother. Her husband had lifted her on his shoulders.
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The traditional teaching is that multigravidae rupture their uterus and primigravidae go for secondary inertia or arrest of labour or exhaustion. I would like to narrate a case I had seen 20 years back in the emergency room. A primigravida was brought to the emergency room by her husband and mother. Her husband had lifted her on his shoulders.
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1993
The term ‘elderly primigravida was first used in 1958 by the International Council of Obstetricians and Gynecologists to refer to women aged over 35 years who were embarking upon their first pregnancy (Tuck et al 1988). Such a rigid cut off point has been criticised by Kane (1967) who demonstrated that risk increases (and outcomes worsen) from a ...
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The term ‘elderly primigravida was first used in 1958 by the International Council of Obstetricians and Gynecologists to refer to women aged over 35 years who were embarking upon their first pregnancy (Tuck et al 1988). Such a rigid cut off point has been criticised by Kane (1967) who demonstrated that risk increases (and outcomes worsen) from a ...
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THE YOUNG NEGRO PRIMIGRAVIDA IN JAMAICA
BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1970SummaryThe course of pregnancy and labour in 122 Negro primigravidae under 16 years of age has been compared with those in 122 primigravidae aged 22. The average age of menarche was 1·5 years earlier in juvenile primigravidae. The increased hazards to the teenager are toxaemia of pregnancy, prematurity and postpartum haemorrhage.
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1962
This study determines if there was an increase in fetopelvic disproportion in young primigravidas (< 14 years of age) secondary to pelvic immaturity and compares the pregnancy in this group of patients with those in previous studies of young primigravidas.
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This study determines if there was an increase in fetopelvic disproportion in young primigravidas (< 14 years of age) secondary to pelvic immaturity and compares the pregnancy in this group of patients with those in previous studies of young primigravidas.
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Congenital cervical incompetence in primigravidas
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1963Abstract Moderate or severe congenital cervical incompetence occurred in 14 of the 716 primigravidas in this study; none had any history of prior cervical trauma. Sixteen other primigravidas showed a mild, but demonstrable, tendency toward incompetence. The cervices were congenitally eroded, patulous, thin walled, and infantile.
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Attitudes to the fetus among primigravidae
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1982. Thirty primigravidae took part in a prospective study of attitudes to the fetus, carried out by means of a series of semi-structured, tape-recorded interviews. The degree of development of the fetus was grossly underestimated in the first trimester.
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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1964
R T, BOOTH, G L, WILLIAMS
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R T, BOOTH, G L, WILLIAMS
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Primary spontaneous colporrhexis in a primigravida
Tropical DoctorPrimary spontaneous colporrhexis is a rare condition but is an important differential of haemodynamic instability after an uneventful golden hour postnatally. We report such a case in a primipara who had presented in active labour. She had progressed well and delivered by normal vaginal delivery.
Eunice Susanna Abraham +5 more
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