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2007
DOI: 10.1016/s1701-2163(16)32500-2
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Guidelines for Investigating Stillbirths: An Update of a Systematic Review

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“…For instance, placental and infectious causes may be under-diagnosed, classified instead as unknown causes. However, although the value of placental histopathology and autopsy is undisputed in high-resource countries [88-90], the potential for prevention (for society and for the mother's subsequent pregnancies) associated with elaborate post-mortem testing in low-income countries is unclear, and the minimum level of investigation needed to classify a cause of death as unexplained rather than unknown in low- and middle-income country settings must be defined. For the purpose of data collection from verbal autopsies, categories such as "fetal," "cord," and "placenta," typically found in many classifications, could easily be combined, e.g., into "other intrauterine," as exemplified in Figure 5.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, placental and infectious causes may be under-diagnosed, classified instead as unknown causes. However, although the value of placental histopathology and autopsy is undisputed in high-resource countries [88-90], the potential for prevention (for society and for the mother's subsequent pregnancies) associated with elaborate post-mortem testing in low-income countries is unclear, and the minimum level of investigation needed to classify a cause of death as unexplained rather than unknown in low- and middle-income country settings must be defined. For the purpose of data collection from verbal autopsies, categories such as "fetal," "cord," and "placenta," typically found in many classifications, could easily be combined, e.g., into "other intrauterine," as exemplified in Figure 5.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La etiología de la muerte fetal y neonatal es posible conocerla luego de analizar los datos perinatales clínicos, los resultados de laboratorio y los hallazgos patológicos del feto, neonato y placenta (9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…El hospital debe disponer de un espacio físico para que ellos con su familia puedan ir desarrollando su duelo. Ellas deberán estar ingresadas, si es posible, en una planta distinta a la del puerperio, y se señalizará tanto la historia clínica como la habitación y la cama de la paciente, con el objeto de que todo el personal de la planta, desde el servicio de limpieza hasta el último profesional, identifiquen fácilmente a las pacientes, evitando así errores de apreciación y comunicación 15,18 .…”
Section: Búsqueda Del Porquéunclassified
“…En estas situaciones hay que brindarles todo nuestro apoyo y ofrecerles una mayor vigilancia en el futuro. La paciente necesita un cierto grado de seguridad y eso es lo que debemos saber transmitirle 15,18 .…”
Section: Aceptaciónunclassified