Maternal-Fetal Attachment

Salisbury, Amy L.

doi:10.1001/jama.289.13.1701

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“…Entre as variáveis que positivamente influenciam na intensidade do AMF, está o avanço da idade gestacional, a presença dos movimentos fetais, a história da gravidez e a história de apego da própria mãe (Lerum, Major, & LoBiondoWood, 1989;Honjo e cols., 2003;Righetti, Dell`Avanzo, Grigio, & Nicolini, 2005), o apoio social dos membros da família e pares (Cranley, 1984;Shin, Park, & Kim, 2006) e o planejamento da gravidez (Shieh, Kravitz, & Wang, 2001;Salisbury, Law, LaGasse, & Lester, 2003).…”

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Vinculação da gestante e apego materno fetal

Schmidt

Argimon

2009

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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Este trabalho verificou as relações existentes entre o tipo de vinculação da gestante, sintomas de ansiedade, depressão e nível de apego materno fetal. Participaram 136 gestantes entre 18 e 42 anos de idade, do 6º ao 9º mês de gestação com escolaridade mínima de 5ª série. Foi realizado um estudo quantitativo, transversal, correlacional. Os instrumentos utilizados foram: Ficha de Dados Sociodemográficos, Escala de Vinculação do Adulto (EVA), Escala de Apego Materno Fetal (MFAS), Inventário de Depressão de Beck (BDI) e Inventário de Ansiedade de Beck (BAI). A análise dos dados foi realizada por meio de estatística descritiva, teste exato de Fischer, simulações de Monte Carlo e Correlação de Pearson. Os resultados indicaram que existe associação significativa entre o tipo de vinculação da gestante e o apego materno fetal, e sintomas depressivos. As gestantes que apresentaram uma vinculação segura evidenciaram apego materno fetal alto e sintomas depressivos e ansiosos mínimos.

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2009

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“…This concept is rather new and is still not well studied or fully defined. MFA is based on representations of the fetus according to qualitative descriptions of maternal attitudes and adaption to pregnancy (Salisbury et al, 2003). The attachment between the pregnant woman and the fetus during the pregnancy had been described as the first important relation to the baby and has strongly been associated with the following mother-child relation after the birth.…”

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“…Maternal-fetal attachment is not studied in developing countries. It is reasonable to assume that the MFA is affected of the high mortality rate for both women and infants (Salisbury et al, 2003). When using assistance with IVF -in vitro fertilization to get pregnant there may be stressful for the woman compared to getting pregnant the "normal" way.…”

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Prenatal Examinations for Down Syndrome and Possible Effects on Maternal-Fetal Attachment

Öhman¹

2011

Prenatal Diagnosis and Screening for Down Syndrome

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“…Maternal-fetal attachment is viewed as the main form of affection between a pregnant woman and her fetus [3], and this affection reflects the images that the mother conceives of her fetus during pregnancy [4,5]. The conceived images of the fetus gradually and steadily form the identification by the mother for the child, from the early stages of pregnancy until the postpartum period [6].…”

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“…The conceived images of the fetus gradually and steadily form the identification by the mother for the child, from the early stages of pregnancy until the postpartum period [6]. In other words, during pregnancy, a woman gradually gains an understanding of her fetus by means of physical activities such as fetal movement, eating well, and avoiding unsafe environments and preparing clothing for the unborn baby [3,4,7],as well as through emotional activities such as talking with and naming the fetus [7]. Additionally, Bowl by [8] suggested that attachment is an inseparable relationship between the mother and infant after childbirth, which is a major factor for developing a child's unique social and emotional characteristics.…”

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Medical Technology and Related Interventions on Maternal-Fetal Attachment: A Literature Review

Lee¹

2015

Int J Nurs Clin Pract

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Importance: In this review of recent research on the effects of interventions on maternal-fetal attachment. There are limited data from several countries to demonstrate the impact of medical technology and intervention programs on maternal-fetal attachment. Objective: To examine studies on the effects of using medical technology and applying related interventions on maternal-fetal attachment, to identify gaps in this research, and to suggest future areas of research in this field. Methods: The PubMed, Medline, and Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature electronic databases were searched using the following keywords: maternal-fetal attachment, prenatal, paternal, yoga, mindfulness, medical technology, and intervention. Because of the limited number of studies, the publication year and type of study was not restricted. Results: Ten studies were selected for review. Ten studies that met the inclusion criteria were identified and used for further examination. The studies were conducted in the United States, Japan, Taiwan, Norway, the Netherlands, Sweden, Iran, and South Korea. Conclusion: Despite preliminary studies indicating that medical technology and related interventions enhance the level of maternal-fetal attachment, the small sample sizes and nonrandomized controlled research designs limit the generalizability of the results. Future research is recommended to measure the correlation between prenatal and postnatal attachment in participants who receive abnormal fetus or unexpected gender results in ultrasound screening and reproductive technology. Additionally, future studies should focus on the benefits of postnatal attachment in trained fathers by using a longitudinal research design.

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Maternal-Fetal Attachment

Cited by 87 publications

References 12 publications

Vinculação da gestante e apego materno fetal

Vinculação da gestante e apego materno fetal

Prenatal Examinations for Down Syndrome and Possible Effects on Maternal-Fetal Attachment

Medical Technology and Related Interventions on Maternal-Fetal Attachment: A Literature Review

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