Etude épidémiologique de l’accouchement prématuré “idiopathique” dans le Service d’Obstétrique du Centre hospitalier universitaire vaudois, Lausanne

Janeček, Petr; Welti, H

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“…It has been shown that unless deep socioeconomic changes in a population take place, such a decrease is not to be expected (32). A spontaneous decrease has been reported in the literature only when the socioeconomic level of the population under investigation had undergone a sharp change for the better (33).…”

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Hypnotic relaxation in the treatment of premature labor.

Omer¹,

Friedlander²,

Palti³

1986

Psychosomatic Medicine

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Hypnotic relaxation was used as an adjunct to pharmacologic treatment with 39 women hospitalized for premature contractions in pregnancy. The control group received medication alone and consisted of 70 women. Treatment was started at the time of hospitalization and lasted for 3 hr on the average. Patients were also given cassettes with a hypnotic-relaxation exercise for daily practice. The rate of pregnancy prolongation was significantly higher for the hypnotic-relaxation than for the medication-alone group. Infant weight also showed the advantage of the hypnotic-relaxation treatment. Background variables of the two groups were compared and it was shown that they could not have explained the treatment effect obtained.

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