2001
DOI: 10.1590/s0021-75572001000300002
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Asfixia neonatal e função tireoidiana

Abstract: A asfixia antes, durante ou após o nascimento é uma causa importante de mortalidade perinatal e morbidade neurológica. O conceito de asfixia perinatal permanece ainda controverso entre os vários autores. Acidose metabó-lica profunda ou acidose mista (pH<7,00 no sangue da artéria umbilical), Apgar de 0 a 3 no 5°m inuto, sintomas e sinais no período neonatal imediato incluindo convulsões, hipotonia, coma ou encefalopatia hipóxica isquêmica (EHI), e evidência de disfunção de múltiplos orgãos são critérios aceitos… Show more

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“…These institutions are designed to overcome numerous social and political problems, such as low levels of accountability, inefficiencies in social service provisions, and corruption, all of which hamper efforts to improve the quality of democratic governance. Brazilian democracy is plagued by a "private" state, where most mayors continue to treat their municipal administrations as personal fiefdoms (Garcia Canclini 1995;Leal 1997;Diniz 1982). In many municipalities, the policymaking process is undertaken far from the prying eyes of politicians and civil society organizations.…”
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