Devenir médicosocial à l’âge de 2 ans des grands prématurés pris en charge au centre hospitalier de Cayenne en 1998

Favre, A-C; Joly, Nicolas; Blond, M.-H.; Buisson, P.; Cardoso, Tiago Carneiro; Delattre, P.

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“…There are those who suggest that prematurity is influenced by gender and sex meaning that male sex may in- crease the likelihood of preterm birth more than female one, while others nullify such hypothesis [19] [20]. However, we did not observe any significant difference in our study.…”

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The Issue of Care Given to Premature Infants in the Provincial Hospital Center of Missour

Doukkali¹,

Laamırı²,

Mechita³

et al. 2016

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Background: Preterm birth is common in Morocco and it's around 8%. Several management rules of taking care of preterm infants have been developed but have not been put into action. The geographical inaccessibility to specialized hospitals and the weakness of the reception capacity of the care centers hinder the management of the complications associated with preterm birth. Purpose: The present study is designed to present some epidemiological data of preterm births within the Provincial Hospital Center of Missour during 2012 and to discuss the various problems emerging in the management of treatment and care. Materials and Methods: Retrospective study of preterm births in the maternity ward in the Hospital of Missour during 2012. Results: 37 preterm births among 1121 (3.3%) have been analyzed (51.3% severe premature infants, 45.9% late preterm infants and 2.7% extremely premature infants). 64.2% are originally from difficult areas to reach during winter. All mothers have received upon arrival at the maternity a corticosteroid and calcium antagonists (Adalate*) and an antibiotic treatment to those with a positive infectious anamnesis found in half of the women. We have recorded 3 twin pregnancies and 2 gravidic toxemias. Only 21 babies have been given back to their mothers (namely 56.7%). 5 premature infants (namely 13%) have been referred to the university hospital center of Fez (2 respiratory distress, a malformation and 2 severe premature births) given that there is an absence of a specialized care unit at the hospital, knowing that no baby has received neither surfactant nor caffeine at birth. 14 premature babies (namely 37.8%) have been transferred to the pediatric unit with a total death rate of 16.2% (6 premature) mainly related to neonatal infection and to suffering of the hyaline membranes disease. Conclusion: We emphasize the interest of prevention programs which de- L. Doukkali et al. 77 mand an early diagnosis of preterm birth threats and monitoring high-risk pregnancies, improving the medical care given to low-weight premature by creating "Kangaroo" units at a regional level and the targeting of measures for rural and under-covered areas.

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The Issue of Care Given to Premature Infants in the Provincial Hospital Center of Missour

Doukkali¹,

Laamırı²,

Mechita³

et al. 2016

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“…A first retrospective study in French Guiana study was conducted including all preterm births and the factors associated with preterm delivery. 16 However, the registry does not collect some key variables that may be associated with preterm delivery. Early preterm births represent 3.7% of births in French Guiana relative to 1.3% in mainland France and thus still represent a major public health problem.…”

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Risk Factors for Very Preterm Births in French Guiana: The Burden of Induced Preterm Birth

Leneuve‐Dorilas

Favre

Louis

et al. 2019

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Background Early preterm births are still represented as a major public health problem in French Guiana. The objective of the present study was to study factors associated with early preterm birth in French Guiana. Methods A monocentric age-matched case control study was conducted at the sole level 3 maternity in French Guiana. In utero fetal deaths and multiple pregnancies were not included. Cases were defined as giving birth prematurely between 22 and 32 weeks of pregnancy. Controls were defined as women delivering on term. For each case three controls were matched on age. In utero deaths, medical pregnancy interruptions and multiple pregnancies (a known major cause of preterm delivery) were excluded from the study. Sociodemographic variables, medical and obstetrical history, the complications of the current pregnancy, and the results of the last vaginal swab before delivery were recorded in the second or the third trimester. Thematic conditional logistic regression models were computed. Results Overall 94 cases and 282 matched controls were included. Preterm delivery was spontaneous in 47.9% (45/94) of the cases and induced in 52.1% (49/94).A history of preterm birth was associated with both spontaneous and induced preterm delivery. The absence of health insurance was associated with spontaneous early preterm delivery AOR (adjusted odd ratio) = 9.1 (2.2–38.3), p = 0.002 but not induced preterm delivery adjusted odd ratio (AOR) = 2.1 (0.6–6.7), p = 0.2. Gravidic hypertension, placenta praevia, intrauterine growth retardation and mostly preeclampsia (66%, 32/49) were linked to induced preterm delivery but not spontaneous delivery. Gardnerellavaginalis and group B Streptococcus infections were significantly associated with induced early preterm delivery but not spontaneous early preterm delivery. Conclusions Social factors were associated with spontaneous early preterm delivery, suggesting that efforts to reduce psychosocial stressors could lead to potential improvements. Vaginal infections were also associated with induced preterm labor suggesting that early diagnosis and treatment could reduce induced early preterm delivery. Preeclampsia was a major contributor to induced early preterm delivery. Reliable routine predictors of preeclampsia are still not available which makes its prevention impossible in first pregnancies.

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Évaluation nationale des besoins en lits de réanimation et soins intensifs néonatals

Gouyon-Cornet

Bréart

Chabernaud

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Devenir médicosocial à l’âge de 2 ans des grands prématurés pris en charge au centre hospitalier de Cayenne en 1998

Cited by 6 publications

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The Issue of Care Given to Premature Infants in the Provincial Hospital Center of Missour

The Issue of Care Given to Premature Infants in the Provincial Hospital Center of Missour

Risk Factors for Very Preterm Births in French Guiana: The Burden of Induced Preterm Birth

Évaluation nationale des besoins en lits de réanimation et soins intensifs néonatals

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