Restorative justice in a case of traumatic birth following an unperceived pregnancy
Ibone Olza,
Vanessa Cascante Alfaro,
Claudia M. Klier
Abstract:Purpose
Pregnancy can be denied or better “unperceived” by women in up to 1:300 pregnancies and poses the mother and her unborn at high risk when an unassisted birth follows. The importance of recognizing unperceived pregnancy and the risk of unassisted births for both mothers and their babies are described.
Methods
Description of a case of unperceived pregnancy and traumatic unassisted birth.
Results
A pregnant wom… Show more
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