2005
DOI: 10.1097/01.aog.0000148265.90984.c3
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Pregnancy and Neonatal Outcomes in Women With Eating Disorders

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“…Poor birth outcomes that impact the infants of women with eating disorders include stillbirth, low birth weight, low Apgar scores, higher occurrence of breech presentation, and cleft lip and palate (Stewart et al, 1987, Treasure and Russel, 1988, Brinch et al, 1988, Lacey and Smith, 1987, Conti et al, 1998. Crow et al (Crow et al, 2004) reported that bulimic symptoms tended to improve during pregnancy, pregnant women with past or active BN have been reported to be at greater risk for hyperemesis, and delivering infants with smaller head circumference, microcephaly, and who are small for gestational age, compared to healthy controls (Kouba et al, 2005). Less is known about the course and impact on pregnancy of eating disorders not otherwise specified (EDNOS).…”
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“…Poor birth outcomes that impact the infants of women with eating disorders include stillbirth, low birth weight, low Apgar scores, higher occurrence of breech presentation, and cleft lip and palate (Stewart et al, 1987, Treasure and Russel, 1988, Brinch et al, 1988, Lacey and Smith, 1987, Conti et al, 1998. Crow et al (Crow et al, 2004) reported that bulimic symptoms tended to improve during pregnancy, pregnant women with past or active BN have been reported to be at greater risk for hyperemesis, and delivering infants with smaller head circumference, microcephaly, and who are small for gestational age, compared to healthy controls (Kouba et al, 2005). Less is known about the course and impact on pregnancy of eating disorders not otherwise specified (EDNOS).…”
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“…Algumas mulheres pioram ou mesmo recomeçam estes comportamentos (Dunker et al, 2009;Edelstein, 2007;Kouba, Hälström, Lindholm, & Hirschberg, 2005;Newton & Chizawsky, 2006), sendo o principal impulsionador as alterações físicas e psicológicas que advêm da gravidez (Makino, Hashizume, & Tsuboi, 2007), nomeadamente o medo relativo ao aumento de peso (Lemberg & Phillips, 1989). Num estudo de Rand, Willis e Kuldau (1987), este medo surgiu com maior frequência no primeiro trimestre de gravidez e segundo mês do período pós-parto.…”
Section: Perturbações Do Comportamento Alimentar E Gravidezunclassified
“…Os riscos incluem igualmente crescimento intra-uterino retardado, malformações congê-nitas, problemas no desenvolvimento do SNC, aborto espontâneo, nascimentos prematuros, nascimentos de nados-mortos, baixo peso à nascença, baixos valores do Índice de Apgar, ou fissura no palato ou lábio ou microcefalia (Bulik et al, 2005;Edelstein, 2007;James, 2001;Kouba et al, 2005;Lacey & Smith, 1987;MitchellGieleghem et al, 2002;Newton & Chizawsky, 2006;Stewart, 1992). Bebés prematuros e com baixo peso à nascença podem igualmente desenvolver problemas como hipoglicémia, hipotermia, risco aumentado de infecções, efeitos neurológicos adversos e morte (Kouba et al, 2005;Stewart, 1992). Sollid, Wisborg, Hjort e Secher (2004) apontam que o risco de baixo peso à nascença, nascimentos prematuros e desenvolvimento retardado do feto é superior em mulheres com perturbações do comportamento alimentar.…”
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“…Dentro de las fetales se cuentan anormalidades faciales congénitas (4), menores puntajes de Apgar de 5 minutos (11), bajo peso de nacimiento (4,(12)(13)(14), más altas tasas de aborto (13), menor circunferencia craneana y microcefalia (14), parto por cesárea (15), defectos del tubo neural (16) y mayor mortalidad perinatal (17). Treasure y cols (18), observaron un menor crecimiento fetal evidenciado por circunferencia abdominal por debajo del percentil 3 al momento de nacer.…”
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