2018
DOI: 10.53555/eijmhs.v4i3.45
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L’asphyxie Périnatale Au Centre De Médecine Et De Réanimation Néonatales- FMP Rabat

Abstract: Introduction Les asphyxies périnatales représentent la principale étiologie des lésions cérébrales périnatales acquises ET graves. L’asphyxie entraîne une acidose, une hypoxémie, ET des odifications cardiovasculaires aboutissant à une diminution de la perfusion cérébrale, d’où    le terme ’encéphalopathie hypoxique ischémique.         Matériels ET méthodes: étude rétrospective descriptive des nouveau-nés étant hospitalisés au centre de périnatalogie à l’hôpital d’enfants de Rabat pour asphyxie périnatal… Show more

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“…In our series, the majority of patients (82.43%) were born vaginally, as in the study by Oué draogo/Yugbaré SO [3] also in Burkina Faso. Elsewhere in Africa and the world, Nihal AK [14], Siva Saranappa SB [12], and Sidibé LN [15] reported respectively 74.8%, 75%, and 76% of vaginal deliveries. Most of the patients (78.38%) had a normal birth weight with an average of 2905 g. This average weight is close to that of Sidibé LN [15] and Lebbardi O [13] which are 2876 g and 2900 g respectively.…”
Section: Clinical Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our series, the majority of patients (82.43%) were born vaginally, as in the study by Oué draogo/Yugbaré SO [3] also in Burkina Faso. Elsewhere in Africa and the world, Nihal AK [14], Siva Saranappa SB [12], and Sidibé LN [15] reported respectively 74.8%, 75%, and 76% of vaginal deliveries. Most of the patients (78.38%) had a normal birth weight with an average of 2905 g. This average weight is close to that of Sidibé LN [15] and Lebbardi O [13] which are 2876 g and 2900 g respectively.…”
Section: Clinical Datamentioning
confidence: 99%