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... our study is the lack of an objective method such as overnight poly- somnogram (PSG) to measure habitual ...this study was to validate the use of snoring directly predicting adverse ... See full document

... care.[1] In some maternity care models, however, mid- wives are responsible for birth as ...well. In the Netherlands, 85% of women start pregnancy in midwife-led care of whom 41% are referred ... See full document

... current study also has limitations that need to be ...questionnaires in our study, which may lead to misclassification or ...measurement, maternal pre-pregnancy BMI, is ... See full document

... antibiotics may be a marker of infection, at the same time they are a treatment that attempts to shorten the time and severity of infections and therefore may prevent or mask an association between prenatal ... See full document

... birth outcomes was incomplete, and study designs and available data often did not permit control for other factors associated with adverse neonatal ...ascertain pregnancy outcomes, as ... See full document

... Advanced maternal age women (35 - 40 and > 40 years old) were more likely to be overweight and having gestational diabetes and gestational ...perinatal outcomes such as preterm delivery, low birthweight ... See full document

... Postsurgical outcomes of end-stage renal disease, acute dialysis, chronic kidney disease (CKD) (eGFR < 30 mL/min per ...an adverse renal outcome over a mean of 32 ... See full document

... favourable outcomes for newborns at term, such as early skin to skin contact, initiation of breastfeeding within the first hour of life, rooming-in and discharge from hospital with exclusive breastfeeding, ... See full document

... infants in health facilities and does therefore neither account for early abortions nor for home ...occur in approximately 10% in our study area it is however not anticipated that this ... See full document

... only in these two clinical trials but also in the literature pub- lished since 1994 in this ...delivered in clinical trials, controlling for confounding variables and outcome deinition are ... See full document

... available in electronic form since 2009 ...of pregnancy, and include general information (age, occupation, education, date of first visit, numbers of pregnancy/ infants, last menstrual period, ... See full document

... during pregnancy if it produces no additional side-efects than when used in non-pregnant patients, if it does not increase the rate of complications such as miscarriage or prematurity, and may be ... See full document

... historical cohort study, we found a 40% increased risk of epilepsy associated with prenatal exposure to maternal ...Our study extends the findings by Sun et ...Birth Cohort (1996–2002) ... See full document

... This study has limitations that should be ...of maternal deaths in twin pregnancies to use it as a primary outcome for ...several maternal and neonatal variables, such as race, smoking status ... See full document

... factors in the Scottish general population ...undertaken in 1995. It was repeated in 1998 and 2003 and, since 2008, has been undertaken ...targeted in each survey and the recruitment rates ... See full document

... both in the model adjusted for age and when the other control variables were included (sociodemographic, intervention versus control, smoking, comorbidities, number of medications, and functional capacity ... See full document

... This study was a prospective, comparative study, used to determine & compare the efficacy of treatment with methyldopa vs labetalol with respect to maternal – perinatal benefits and ... See full document

... adults in the family, ambiguous communication patterns, parental separation/divorce and isolated family units, showed a trend towards an increasing risk for having a child with ADHD-related disorders, as reported ... See full document

... ings in LN, and general agreement is that immunosuppres- sion should be started when the ISN/RPS classification suggests the patient has an active proliferative disease (class III or IV with activity signs) or a ... See full document

... and Pregnancy Considering the predilection of SLE in affecting women of childbearing age, pregnancy is of particular importance, with Métodos Revisão integrativa realizada por dois pesquisadores ... See full document