[PDF] Top 20 Maternal Risk Factors for Oral Clefts: A Case-Control Study

... increased risk of oral clefts (OR = ...increased risk of having a child with an oral cleft compared with mothers whose parity was 1 (OR = ...for oral clefts in infants of ... See full document

... Mortality risk factors according to the risk stratifi cation criteria of the Guideline of the Rede Mãe Paranaense ...a case-control epidemiological study with secondary data from ... See full document

... hospital-based case-control study was part of an international study carried out in Latin America and coordinated by the International Agency for Research on Cancer ...the study, of ... See full document

... to oral cancer risk. Although some studies report increased risk in the presence of some of the mutations (Park et ...major risk factors for oral cancer is tobacco use, we ... See full document

... environmental risk factors substantially contribute to the etiology of orofacial clefts and that knowledge about the characteristics and comorbidities associated with oral clefts is ... See full document

... nested case-control study, with prospective case detection, given the existing infrastructure of a decades-old demographic and health surveillance ...literacy, maternal mortality and ... See full document

... In this study the range of BMI (25 - 29.99) 86.5% of cases and 81.8% in controls. There was a statistical significant (P =0.000). Visual obesity figures no 7 (32.09% of cases and 15.3% in controls). There was a ... See full document

... The oral rinse technique described by Samaranayake et al. (11) was used to collect samples. Subjects in both groups were asked to rinse their mouth with 10 mL of phosphate buffered saline (PBS) for 2 min and ... See full document

... Personal characteristics, such as the habit of talking profusely or yelling, and biological aspects, such as allergies or gastro- esophageal relux disease, are conducive to vocal disorders but are neither suficient nor ... See full document

... the risk factors to be able to prevent and even detect this ...are risk factors of heterotopic ossiication in adult spinal cord injury patients with less than two years of ... See full document

... the risk of morbidity and mortality in children younger than 5 years old, and is associated with more than one-third of all causes of deaths among these children ...the risk for overweight, metabolic ... See full document

... seems to be the most plausible hypothesis. However, as retrograde menstruation is a common event in women without endometriosis, some other mechanism, whether it is immunological or toxic, must act to allow endometrial ... See full document

... this study, total cholesterol level has not been identified as an independent predictor of the occurrence of ...cross-sectional study involving 8,045 individuals in 9 capitals, the results showed that the ... See full document

... psychosocial factors and TMD, anxiety and depression have been extensively studied, however, little is known about the temporality between these ...cohort study veriied that depressive and anxiety symptoms ... See full document

... important risk be- haviours related to HBV infection (Ximenes et ...these risk factors were not associated with HBV transmission in the present ...nationwide study in Brazil (Pereira et ... See full document

... Referiu tabagismo por cinco anos, indo há oito meses. De história familiar referia trombose venosa de membros inferiores em três parentes. Foi optado por anticoagulação, com heparina não fracionada subcutânea 20.000 UI ... See full document

... the study group were less likely than controls to report having had rubella in the past ...the study group compared to the control group; however, these differences were not statistically signiicant ... See full document

... genetic) risk factors with ...sectional, case−control and cohort studies) which investigated environmental risk factors for ...genetic risk factors, peripheral ... See full document

... the control of the spread of infection with type 1 human immunodeficiency virus (HIV- 1) occurred within the context of vertical transmission (VT), with a reduction from levels of more than 40% to levels of less ... See full document

... of oral leukoplakia is strongly associated with exogenous exposure to carcinogens, mainly smoking, chewing tobacco, and betel ...3-4 Oral leukoplakia shows predilection for man (70%), generally up to 40 ... See full document