1940
DOI: 10.1111/j.1651-2227.1940.tb05814.x
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Welche Prognostische Bedeutung Hat Die Reihenfolge Bei Der Geburt Fur Die Zwillinge (A‐ Oder B‐kind)?

Abstract: Zusammenfassung 1. Die von neuropsychiatrischer Seite aufgestellte Frage, ob die Reihenfolge bei der Geburt oder der intrapaarigen Geburtssituation der Zwillinge (A‐ oder B‐Frucht) irgendwelche Bedeutung für die Entstehung einiger zerebraler Affektionen zukommt, ist von manchen Verfassern mit einem unbedingten Ja beantwortet worden. Einige nicht‐obstetrisch orientierte Autoren haben ohne Vorbehalt die Ansicht geäussert, dass A einem grösseren Risiko der Verletzung unter der Geburt ausgesetzt. wird als B. Eine … Show more

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“…Which twin is more exposed to birth injury, the one born first or the one born last? O n first thought, it would seem that it is the twin born first, but actually it is the one born last, as was demonstrated by Brander (1940), 1963), and others. Goldstein (1938) studied the connection between order of birth and other birth factors from a n obstetric point of view, and he also gave an exhaustive review of the literature on the subject.…”
Section: Order Of Birth and Maternal Agementioning
confidence: 88%
“…Which twin is more exposed to birth injury, the one born first or the one born last? O n first thought, it would seem that it is the twin born first, but actually it is the one born last, as was demonstrated by Brander (1940), 1963), and others. Goldstein (1938) studied the connection between order of birth and other birth factors from a n obstetric point of view, and he also gave an exhaustive review of the literature on the subject.…”
Section: Order Of Birth and Maternal Agementioning
confidence: 88%