2008
DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1038518
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Einfluss der Stillbedingungen in den ersten Lebenstagen auf die Dauer des ausschließlichen Stillens

Abstract: Fragestellung: An einem großen Kollektiv von Müttern einer prospektiven Kohortenstudie soll der Zusammenhang zwischen fünf der "Zehn Schritte zum erfolgreichen Stillen" und der Stilldauer (ausschließliches Stillen bis zum 4. Monat nach der Geburt) unter Berücksichtigung von Kofaktoren geprüft werden. Methode: Von dem Gesamtkollektiv (n = 3822 Mütter) wurden 2938 Studienteilnehmerinnen berücksichtigt, die ein reifes Neugeborenes zur Welt gebracht hatten und begonnen hatten, dieses Kind zu stillen. Schriftliche … Show more

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“…An enhanced rate of prematurely stopped breastfeeding has also been reported in Italy by Zanardo et al [28] and by Haugen et al in Norway [8]. As found in our study, the Bavarian study [22] reports a longer duration of breastfeeding for spontaneously delivered children; in the multivariate analysis, however, this was no longer significant. However, in this study only two groups were formed: spontaneously delivered children versus vaginally operative and elective and secondary caesarean section deliveries in a single category.…”
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“…An enhanced rate of prematurely stopped breastfeeding has also been reported in Italy by Zanardo et al [28] and by Haugen et al in Norway [8]. As found in our study, the Bavarian study [22] reports a longer duration of breastfeeding for spontaneously delivered children; in the multivariate analysis, however, this was no longer significant. However, in this study only two groups were formed: spontaneously delivered children versus vaginally operative and elective and secondary caesarean section deliveries in a single category.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Comparisons with other studies are very difficult, as the composition of the collectives is very different and this factor can have very different influences on adapting to the country of immigration. A similar result was also described in the Bavarian study, with longer durations of breastfeeding for mothers born in Germany [22]. The sole demographic factor was the level of education of the mother, which was also shown to be highly significant in the multivariate analysis.…”
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