Declarações de nascidos mortos no município de São Paulo: avaliação descritiva do preenchimento

Beringhs, Evani Marzagão; Gallo, Paulo Rogério; Reis, Alberto Olavo Advíncula

doi:10.1590/s1519-38292008000300011

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“…Four studies were identified; of these, two 2 , 6 were conducted in the city of Sao Paulo, SP, Southeastern Brazil, and presented a very poor level of completeness of death certificates (DC) for important variables, particularly sociodemographic variables. The level of completeness of the variable “fetal weight” was approximately 100% in 2008 in comparison with 37.0% in 2001-2003.…”

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Fetal deaths in Brazil: a systematic review

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OBJECTIVE To review the frequency of and factors associated with fetal death in the Brazilian scientific literature.METHODS A systematic review of Brazilian studies on fetal deaths published between 2003 and 2013 was conducted. In total, 27 studies were analyzed; of these, 4 studies addressed the quality of data, 12 were descriptive studies, and 11 studies evaluated the factors associated with fetal death. The databases searched were PubMed and Lilacs, and data extraction and synthesis were independently performed by two or more examiners.RESULTS The level of completeness of fetal death certificates was deficient, both in the completion of variables, particularly sociodemographic variables, and in defining the underlying causes of death. Fetal deaths have decreased in Brazil; however, inequalities persist. Analysis of the causes of death indicated maternal morbidities that could be prevented and treated. The main factors associated with fetal deaths were absent or inadequate prenatal care, low education level, maternal morbidity, and adverse reproductive history.CONCLUSIONS Prenatal care should prioritize women that are most vulnerable (considering their social environment or their reproductive history and morbidities) with the aim of decreasing the fetal mortality rate in Brazil. Adequate completion of death certificates and investment in the committees that investigate fetal and infant deaths are necessary.

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“…Foram identificados quatro estudos. Dois foram realizados na cidade de São Paulo, SP, 2 , 6 e encontraram percentual de preenchimento muito baixo da declaração de óbito (DO) para variáveis importantes, notadamente as sociodemográficas. A variável peso fetal aproximou-se de 100% em 2008, comparada ao percentual de 37,0% em 2001-2003.…”

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“…Resultados equivalentes foram encontrados em uma pesquisa sobre óbitos fetais em São Paulo 26 . Além da presença de variáveis não informadas, outra limitação é o problema da subnotificação de óbitos.…”

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O sexo masculino vulnerável: razão de masculinidade entre os óbitos fetais brasileiros

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Laurenti

2012

Cad. Saúde Pública

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Alguns estudos apontam para a existência de vulnerabilidades biológicas inatas masculinas, especialmente no período perinatal. Foi realizada uma análise transversal da mortalidade fetal brasileira segundo sexo, entre 2000 e 2009 (inclusive), conforme características maternas (idade, escolaridade e duração da gestação), utilizando-se dados disponibilizados pelos sistema DATASUS do Ministério da Saúde. Todos os óbitos fetais do período foram incluídos na análise, excetuando-se os casos em que o sexo do feto não foi declarado. A razão de masculinidade (RM) encontrada para os óbitos fetais foi de 1,188. As categorias mais relacionadas com maior risco (idade entre 10 e 14 anos, nenhuma escolaridade e gestação com menos de 22 semanas) apresentaram maior RM, sendo esses valores, em todos os casos, estatisticamente maiores do que os observados nas outras categorias analisadas (p < 0,05). Verificou-se RM estatisticamente maior (p < 0,05) ao esperado para 13 causas básicas de óbito e menor para duas. Os resultados encontrados pelo estudo apontam para uma possível vulnerabilidade biológica inata masculina.

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“…15 In Brazil, there are few studies available that analyze separately the fetal period, perhaps by subnumeral of deaths and low completeness. 9,14,16 Despite such relevance in the period of 2003 to 2013, there are no publications of any articles on fetal deaths in the Midwest region, therefore this study aimed to investigate the causes of fetal and the factors associated to deaths in a capital in the region of this country.…”

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Factors associated to fetal death in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso

Lima

Júnior

Takano

2016

Rev. Bras. Saude Mater. Infant.

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Objectives: to investigate the causes and the factors associated to fetal death in Cuiaba, Mato Grosso, 2006-2010. Methods: a population based case-control study in a ratio of 1:3 (300:900), was based on secondary data on Live Births and Mortality Information Systems. A hierarchical logistic regression was used. Results: remains independently associated to fetal death: low maternal schooling (OR=1.58, CI95%=1.02;2.47), low weight (OR=5.59, CI95%=3.22;9.70) gestational age <37 weeks (OR=9.34, CI95%=5.38;16.21), previous fetal death (OR=6.65, CI95%=4.35;10.15). The type of cesarean delivery remained as a protective factor (OR=0.35, CI95%=0.24;0.54). The main causes of fetal deaths were by unspecified cause (15.4%), followed by maternal hypertensive disorders (14.7%). The fetal mortality rate (TMF) decreased from 10.0 in 2006 to 7.5 deaths per thousand births in 2010 (decreased 24.5%). The TMF during the study period was below the goal set for 2030 by the World Health Organization. Conclusions: approximately one third of fetal deaths causes were potentially avoidable. Factors such as low maternal schooling, low birth weight, prematurity and previous fetal death history constitute as main determinants for fetal deaths in Cuiaba and suggests that socioeconomic situation still determines quality care for pregnant women and that actions should be directed to improve prenatal care.

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Declarações de nascidos mortos no município de São Paulo: avaliação descritiva do preenchimento

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Fetal deaths in Brazil: a systematic review

Fetal deaths in Brazil: a systematic review

O sexo masculino vulnerável: razão de masculinidade entre os óbitos fetais brasileiros

Factors associated to fetal death in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso

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