Conferencia - Carlos Saith Rodríguez Rojas - Alemania - 2016

Rojas, Carlos Saith Rodríguez; Peña, Carlos Andrés; Martínez, Eyberth Rolando Rojas; Ramos, Heyson Roselino Baez; Rojas, Oswaldo Andrés Peña; Fernandez, Andres Felipe Reyes

doi:10.15332/dt.inv.2016.02758

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“…The hemoglobin level up to (11g/dl) was accepted by (WHO) as the normal level in pregnancy. Thus, any Hb level below (11g/dl) in the first trimester or below (10.5g/dl) in the second and third trimester should be considered as anemia [2] .…”

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Feto-maternal outcome among Anemic Women attending labor

Methal Abdul Ridah Al-Rubaie,

Layla Fadel

2023

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The aim of this case-control comparative study is to analyze the risk of anemia during pregnancy on the health of both mother and fetus. Seven hundred-fifty pregnant women admitted in labor were included who were divided into three hundred fifty (350) as anemic group and four hundred (400) as non-anemic group. Among the anemic group 57.1% had iron deficiency type and 54% of anemic group had mild anemia. Low social class and lack of attendance to A.N.C. clinics were the major predisposing factors in anemic group as 48.6% were of low social class and 37.7% were not attended antenatal care clinics. This study revealed that anemic group was more risky to have pre-eclampsia 15.7%, post-partum hemorrhage 16.8% and ante-partum hemorrhage 11.7%. Anemic women had higher cesarean section rate 40.9% mainly due to fetal distress 26.7% and ante-partum hemorrhage 23.8%. Intra-uterine death 4.8%, preterm delivery 15.4% and intra-uterine growth retardation 2% were the frequent fetal complications among anemic group with highly significant difference. Newborn of anemic women tend to have lower birth weight, low Apgar score with more admission to Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 29.1%. In conclusion anemia was still the common medical health problem among pregnant women in Basra society which carry high risk to both maternal and fetal health.

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Feto-maternal outcome among Anemic Women attending labor

Methal Abdul Ridah Al-Rubaie,

Layla Fadel

2023

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“…Bolaños (2012). Rodríguez Rojas (2016) lating laws into indigenous languages. 41 Even though Article 26 of the ILO Convention 57 of 1957 affirmed that states were to communicate to indigenous populations information about their rights and duties using their languages if necessary, this provision was weakly enforced in Colombian legislation.…”

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Law and Diversity: European and Latin American Experiences from a Legal Historical Perspective - Vol. 1: Fundamental Questions

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Conferencia - Carlos Saith Rodríguez Rojas - Alemania - 2016

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Feto-maternal outcome among Anemic Women attending labor

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Law and Diversity: European and Latin American Experiences from a Legal Historical Perspective - Vol. 1: Fundamental Questions

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