1973
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9378(16)33836-4
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Measuring obstetric risks of prematurity: A preliminary analysis of neonatal death

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“…Prevention efforts have emphasized the importance of identifying women whose prenatal medical status places them at highest risk for adverse birth outcomes. Medical risk is indicated by preexisting health problems such as hypertension or diabetes, poor obstetric history or physical complications during pregnancy (e.g., Aubry and Pennington, 1973;Creasy et al, 1980;Donahue and Wan, 1975;Fedrick, 1976;Hobel et al, 1973Hobel et al, , 1979Kaminiski and Papiernik, 1974;Papiernik and Kaminski, 1974). This approach has had limited success; medical risk assessment methods identify only half or at best, two-thirds of all pooroutcome pregnancies (Institute of Medicine, 1985;Selwyn, 1982;Wall, 1988;Wilson and Schifrin, 1980).…”
Section: The Problem Of Adverse Birth Outcomesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prevention efforts have emphasized the importance of identifying women whose prenatal medical status places them at highest risk for adverse birth outcomes. Medical risk is indicated by preexisting health problems such as hypertension or diabetes, poor obstetric history or physical complications during pregnancy (e.g., Aubry and Pennington, 1973;Creasy et al, 1980;Donahue and Wan, 1975;Fedrick, 1976;Hobel et al, 1973Hobel et al, , 1979Kaminiski and Papiernik, 1974;Papiernik and Kaminski, 1974). This approach has had limited success; medical risk assessment methods identify only half or at best, two-thirds of all pooroutcome pregnancies (Institute of Medicine, 1985;Selwyn, 1982;Wall, 1988;Wilson and Schifrin, 1980).…”
Section: The Problem Of Adverse Birth Outcomesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dada a relevância da questão, vários trabalhos da literatura internacional especializada 14,15,16,18,19,22,24,25,36,37,39,44,48,52 , assim como nacional 1,10,11,13 tem considerado a presença da anemia ferropriva como importante fator de agravamento do risco gravídico, quer para a gestante, quer para o concepto* No entanto, se o conceito de vulnerabilidade orgânica tem sido considerado articulador das características definidoras de grupos biológicos específicos frente aos riscos diferenciais de adoecer e morrer por "causas" ou processos mórbidos particulares, conforme foi assinalado, a questão a ser colocada é a de que essa vulnerabilidade, embora objetivamente expressada ao nível do organismo humano, não se reduz a essa dimensão biológica* *. Restringí-la a esta significa, em outras palavras, descaracterizar-lhe a natureza ao mesmo tempo biológica e social manifestada concretamente, a nível da saúde coletiva dos grupos sociais e biológicos estruturalmente articulados no processo saúde-doença.…”
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