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Prevalence and Etiological Pattern of Infertility in Women Presenting to a Gynecology Clinic in a Secondary Health Facility, South-South, Nigeria: A Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]
Niger Med JMaduka NR, Ilikannu SO.
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Familiality of the Puerperal Trigger in Bipolar Disorder: Results of a Family Study [PDF]
American Journal of Psychiatry, 2001 Puerperal psychosis, an episode of mania or psychosis precipitated by childbirth, follows approximately one in 1,000 deliveries. The evidence of clinical, outcome, and genetic studies supports the hypothesis that the majority of puerperal psychotic episodes are manifestations of an affective disorder diathesis with a puerperal trigger.
Ian Jones, Nick Craddock
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Is puerperal psychosis bipolar mood disorder?: A phenomenological comparison
Comprehensive Psychiatry, 1995 The most widely held current view on puerperal psychosis (PP) is that it is a mood disorder; some researchers have even suggested that it may be linked to bipolar mood disorder (BMD). To compare the phenomena of PP and BMD, 20 patients with PP were compared with 20 concurrent age-matched women with BMD, using the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM ...
Piet Oosthuizen
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Emotional and physical factors in the genesis of puerperal mental disorders
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1985R E Kendell, R E Kendell
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2022
Unfortunately, the complexities of human pregnancy and birth make it a risky endeavor. The most vulnerable time for maternal death is the post-partum period during which 60% deaths and 65% deaths are reported. Around 62.3% deaths are estimated to occur in post-partum period. Unfortunately, post-partum period is the most neglected period.
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Unfortunately, the complexities of human pregnancy and birth make it a risky endeavor. The most vulnerable time for maternal death is the post-partum period during which 60% deaths and 65% deaths are reported. Around 62.3% deaths are estimated to occur in post-partum period. Unfortunately, post-partum period is the most neglected period.
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2021
Unfortunately, the complexities of human pregnancy and birth make it a risky endeavor. The most vulnerable time for maternal death is the post-partum period during which 60% deaths and 65% deaths are reported. Around 62.3% deaths are estimated to occur in post-partum period. Unfortunately, post-partum period is the most neglected period.
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Unfortunately, the complexities of human pregnancy and birth make it a risky endeavor. The most vulnerable time for maternal death is the post-partum period during which 60% deaths and 65% deaths are reported. Around 62.3% deaths are estimated to occur in post-partum period. Unfortunately, post-partum period is the most neglected period.
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Long-term outcome of offspring after maternal severe puerperal disorder
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 2004Objective: To study adult mental health in offspring of mothers who experienced severe puerperal disorder.Method: Mothers, followed up a mean of 23 years after puerperal disorder requiring hospitalization, were interviewed regarding adult psychiatric illness, childhood neurotic symptoms and conduct problems of 48 offspring of the index episode and 62 ...
R Abbott, E S Paykel
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Puerperal loss (lochia) in women with or without inherited bleeding disorders
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2010To assess the quantity and duration of lochia in women with or without inherited bleeding disorders and to identify factors that influence lochial loss.Pictorial blood assessment chart was completed by 115 pregnant women (21 with or carriers of inherited bleeding disorder and 94 without bleeding disorder) using standardized sanitary products.The median
Rezan A Kadir, Christine Lee
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Care of women with puerperal psychiatric disorders in England and Wales. [PDF]
British Medical Journal, 1991 We present a survey of the current provision of psychiatric mother and baby inpatient facilities among the health authorities of England and ...
R J, Prettyman, T, Friedman
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