Descrição clínico-epidemiológica dos nascidos vivos com microcefalia no estado de Sergipe, 2015

Cabral, Cibelle Mendes; Nóbrega, Martha Elizabeth Brasil da; Leite, Priscila Leal e; Souza, Mércia Simone Feitosa de; Teixeira, Daniela Cabral Pizzi; Cavalcante, Taise Ferreira; Lima, Raulinna Gomes de Souza; Tavares, Lúcia Maria Sayde de Azevedo; Souza, Priscila Bochi de; Saad, Eduardo

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“…Children with microcephaly need specialized care to promote their development. To this end, it is necessary to elaborate public policies that aim to reduce the impact caused by an unfavorable social condition and guarantee the access of children and their families to health services in terms of reception, follow-up and referrals when necessary (23) .…”

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Early stimulation in the development of children with microcephaly: maternal perception

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Objective: To know the maternal perception about early stimulation and its repercussion in the development of the child with microcephaly associated with zika virus. Method: A qualitative study was carried out from June to August 2017 with five mothers of children diagnosed with microcephaly associated with zika virus. The data were collected through individual interviews with semi-structured script and evaluated by the content analysis, in its thematic modality. Results: Mothers recognized the benefits and the advances in the development of the child after the beginning of the early stimulation. It is noteworthy that the difficulty of transportation was the main reason for the lack of attendance at consultations, and that the short time of stimulation was the main weakness of the service. Final considerations: The recognition of maternal perception and the difficulties and weaknesses of the service can contribute to the elaboration of public policies and the planning of holistic care for children with microcephaly and their families. Descriptors: Microcephaly; Child Development; Child Health; Zika Virus; Pediatric Nursing. RESUMOObjetivo: Conhecer a percepção materna acerca da estimulação precoce e sua repercussão no desenvolvimento da criança com microcefalia associada ao zika vírus. Método: Estudo qualitativo, realizado de junho a agosto de 2017 com cinco mães de crianças diagnosticadas com microcefalia associada ao zika vírus. Os dados foram coletados por meio de entrevistas individuais com roteiro semiestruturado e avaliados pela análise de conteúdo, em sua modalidade temática. Resultados: Verificou-se que as mães reconheceram os benefícios e os avanços no desenvolvimento da criança após o início da estimulação precoce. Ressalta-se que a dificuldade de transporte foi o principal motivo para a falta de assiduidade nas consultas, e que o curto tempo de estimulação consistiu na principal fragilidade do serviço. Considerações finais: O reconhecimento da percepção materna e das dificuldades e fragilidades do serviço podem contribuir na elaboração de políticas públicas e no planejamento da assistência holística à criança com microcefalia e sua família. Descritores: Microcefalia; Desenvolvimento Infantil; Saúde da Criança; Zika Vírus; Enfermagem Pediátrica. RESUMENObjetivo: Conocer la percepción materna acerca de la estimulación precoz y su repercusión en el desarrollo del niño con microcefalia asociada al zika virus. Método: Estudio cualitativo, realizado de junio a agosto de 2017 con cinco madres de niños diagnosticados con microcefalia asociada al zika virus. Los datos fueron recolectados por medio de entrevistas individuales con guion semiestructurado y evaluados por el análisis de contenido, en su modalidad temática. Resultados: Se verificó que las madres reconocieron los beneficios y los avances en el desarrollo del niño después del inicio de la estimulación precoz. Se resalta que la dificultad de transporte fue el principal motivo para la falta de asiduidad en las consultas, y que el corto tiempo de estimula...

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“…As causas mais comuns de microcefalia são de ordem genética e de exposições a fatores de risco, como por exemplo: infecções por sífilis, toxoplasmose, rubéola, citomegalovírus, herpes simples e o VZIK, desnutrição grave caracterizada por falta de nutrientes ou alimentação insuficiente e exposição a substâncias nocivas como álcool e substâncias tóxicas (CABRAL et al, 2017). (BRASIL, 2006).…”

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A Importância Da Fisioterapia Em Paciente Com Microcefalia Congênita Por Zika Vírus: Relato De Caso

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Sampaio²,

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“…After all, family characteristics of children with microcephaly of the studies described so far are due to severe socioeconomic fragility, such as the mothers of microcephalic children of Sergipe who had an average income of R$ 266.00 (interquartile: R 6.66-2,666.00) 32 . In Pernambuco, the average per capita household income of children born with microcephaly due to Zika virus was R$ 400.00 (interquartile: R$ 215.50-533.00) 33 .…”

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Perfil da demanda e dos Benefícios de Prestação Continuada (BPC) concedidos a crianças com diagnóstico de microcefalia no Brasil

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Carvalho

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The Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988 introduced the Continuous Cash Benefits (BCP), allowing the inclusion of people with disabilities. This is a descriptive study with aggregate municipal data about the time and geographic distribution of the incidence of microcephaly related to the Zika virus in Brazil and data of the BCP grants to children diagnosed with microcephaly. Data on the demand and BCP grants to children with microcephaly since 2009 are shown. Cases of microcephaly and/or central nervous system disorders were obtained from the Ministry of Health and totaled 2,366 confirmed cases from January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2016. The historical series of BCP granted from 2009 to 2016 was based on data from the National Institute of Social Security and showed, until 2014, a baseline with an average of 200 annual benefits for children younger than 48 months with microcephaly. In 2016, grants increased eight times, reaching 1,603 benefits granted to children of 731 municipalities spread in the 27 States. The Northeast accounted for 73% of the BCPs granted, however, this was less than 65% of the demand for incident cases. The implementation of the integrated referral system, including active search, should be strengthened to ensure access to all children entitled to BCP.

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Descrição clínico-epidemiológica dos nascidos vivos com microcefalia no estado de Sergipe, 2015

Abstract: there was a high occurrence of cases of microcephaly, and reports of signs and symptoms compatible with Zika virus infection during pregnancy.

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Early stimulation in the development of children with microcephaly: maternal perception

Early stimulation in the development of children with microcephaly: maternal perception

A Importância Da Fisioterapia Em Paciente Com Microcefalia Congênita Por Zika Vírus: Relato De Caso

Perfil da demanda e dos Benefícios de Prestação Continuada (BPC) concedidos a crianças com diagnóstico de microcefalia no Brasil

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