... years of age No maternal smoking duringpregnancy and no exposure to ETS Maternal smoking duringpregnancy but no exposure to ETS Exposure to ETS with or without smoking duringpregnancy 3224 ... years of age No maternal smoking duringpregnancy and no exposure to ETS Maternal smoking duringpregnancy but no exposure to ETS Exposure to ETS with or without smoking duringpregnancy 3207 ... exposure to maternal smoking during pregnancy6 and ETS7 with or without maternal smoking duringpregnancy N n OR crude 95% CI OR adj8 95 % CI Recurrent wheezing up to two years of age No maternal...
... for maternal age, birth order, ovulation-inducing drugs, maternal epilepsy, maternal diabetes and preeclampsia **Adjusted for smoking, maternal age, birth order, ovulation-inducing drugs, maternal ... ovulation-inducing drugs (0.4) 44 (1.9) Maternal epilepsy (0.9) 13 (0.6) Maternal diabetes (0.4) (0.4) Preeclampsia 13 (5.7) 48 (2.1) *Exposure duringpregnancy and 30 days before conception ... within the first six months of pregnancy A third group, the "entire pregnancy" group, comprised of women who filled prescriptions for loratadine at any time duringpregnancy Users of other antihistamines...
... There was no a higher prevalence of infusion during the study pregnancy in any CA-groups On the other hand the maternal infusion during the study pregnancy showed 139 a lower occurrence in two ... information, among others, on medicinal product intakes, pregnancy complications, maternal diseases and treatments including infusion duringpregnancy according to gestational month To standardize ... general between the effect of maternal infusion treatments duringpregnancy and the different variables of fetal development On the one hand, there was a lower prevalence of maternal infusion in the...
... medicine use duringpregnancy is underestimated Maternal drug use duringpregnancy may pose a teratogenic risk for the embryo However, the recommendation to avoid all drugs during early pregnancy ... differentiate drugs and pregnancy supplements within medicinal products Drugs are used for the treatment of maternal diseases and pregnancy complications duringpregnancy while pregnancy supplements ... needed between the risk and benefit of drug treatments duringpregnancy General conclusions The use of teratogenic drugs should be avoided duringpregnancy in less severe (non life-threatening) diseases...
... western countries maternal heart disease is now the major cause of maternal death during pregnancy. 9 Hypertensive disorders are the most frequent cardiovascular events during pregnancy, occurring ... be assessed before and duringpregnancyMaternal risk Cardiac morbidity duringpregnancy is related to severity of AS and symptoms With asymptomatic mild or moderate AS, pregnancy is well tolerated ... –10 days after discontinuation of maternal OACs Ventricular arrhythmias duringpregnancy and labour Arrhythmias are the most common cardiac complication duringpregnancy in women with and without...
... values differ duringpregnancy [27,30], and this should also be the case with tumor markers in pregnancy (Table 1) Here, we summarize and explain the physiology of elevated levels duringpregnancy ... serum duringpregnancy Hum Reprod 2005, 20:1569-1572 23 Nelson SM, Stewart F, Fleming R, Freeman DJ: Longitudinal assessment of antimullerian hormone during pregnancy- relationship with maternal ... tumor marker for breast cancer duringpregnancy This statement is not in accordance with most other studies as found in this review Although the reported values duringpregnancy are only moderately...
... in length: maternal age, maternal pre -pregnancy weight, maternal education, parity, smoking during pregnancy, gestational weight gain, country of origin, alcohol consumption during pregnancy, ... infant -Birth head circumference: maternal age, maternal pre -pregnancy weight, maternal height, gestational weight gain, parity, maternal education, smoking during pregnancy, country of origin, sex ... Adjusted for: -Birth weight = maternal age, maternal pre -pregnancy weight, maternal height, paternal height, gestational weight gain, parity, maternal education, smoking during pregnancy, country of...
... www.milieu-en-gezondheid.be Adjusted for maternal age, infant gender, parity, season, socioeconomic status, gestational age, time trend and exposure during conception / pregnancy Does PM exposure during conception ... conception and during pregancy 1.3 14 d Conception 1.2 3m 6m 9m Pregnancy Odds ratio 1.1 32-36 w 1.0 > 36 w 0.9
... the mouth is “normal” during pregnancy, pain during dental procedures is unavoidable, x-rays duringpregnancy are harmful to the fetus and postponing treatment until after pregnancy is safer for ... drugs at some time during the pregnancy while one in ten neonates are exposed to mood-altering drugs duringpregnancy (5;7) For these reasons, oral health evaluation duringpregnancy presents ... Provide emergency care at any time duringpregnancy as indicated by oral condition ■ Provide dental prophylaxis and treatment during pregnancy, preferably during early second trimester but definitely...
... and preferences during content selection while Experiment II looks at this trade-off for modifier orderings during realization Both studies use a novel interactive ... and People domains of the TUNA data-set (Gatt et al., 2007; Koolen et al., 2009) – to see whether adaptation may be domain dependent Finally, we contrast our findings with the performance of state-of-theart ... addition, there were 80 filler trials (each following the same structure as outlined in Figure 1) During debriefing, none of the participants indicated they had been aware of the experiment’s purpose...
... Successful pregnancy requires important physiologic adaptations, such as a marked increase in cardiac output Medical problems that interfere with the physiologic adaptations of pregnancy increase ... ~10 beats/min during the third trimester In the second trimester of pregnancy, systemic vascular resistance decreases and this is associated with a fall in blood pressure During pregnancy, a blood ... increase the risk for poor pregnancy outcome; conversely, in some instances pregnancy may adversely impact an underlying medical disorder Hypertension (See also Chap 241) In pregnancy, cardiac output...
... pregnancy Baseline evaluation of renal function is necessary to help differentiate the effects of chronic hypertension versus superimposed preeclampsia should the hypertension worsen duringpregnancy ... thorough prepregnancy evaluation, both to identify remediable causes of hypertension and to ensure that the prescribed antihypertensive agents are not associated with an adverse outcome of pregnancy ... efficacy of magnesium sulfate in reducing the risk of seizure and possibly reducing the risk of maternal death Magnesium may prevent seizures by interacting with N-methyl-Daspartate (NMDA) receptors...
... valvulotomy can be carried out duringpregnancy Mitral Regurgitation and Aortic Regurgitation and Stenosis These are generally well tolerated duringpregnancy The pregnancyinduced decrease in systemic ... the most common cardiac problem complicating pregnancy Mitral Stenosis This is the valvular disease most likely to cause death duringpregnancy The pregnancy- induced increase in blood volume, ... usually well tolerated duringpregnancy in the absence of pulmonary hypertension, provided that the woman's prepregnancy cardiac status is favorable Use of air filters on IV sets during labor and delivery...
... Leiden mutation increases the risk for DVT and pulmonary embolism duringpregnancy Approximately 25% of women with DVT duringpregnancy carry the factor V Leiden allele The presence of the factor ... also Chap 244) Maternal mortality in the setting of severe pulmonary hypertension is high, and primary pulmonary hypertension is a contraindication to pregnancy Termination of pregnancy may be ... hypercoagulable state is characteristic of pregnancy, and deep venous thrombosis (DVT) occurs in about in 2000 pregnancies Pulmonary embolism is one of the most common causes of maternal death in the United...
... surveillance of maternal glucose control as well as assessment of fetal growth (obstetric sonography) and fetoplacental oxygenation (fetal heart rate monitoring or biophysical profile) optimizes pregnancy ... neonatal death Excellent pregnancy outcomes in patients with diabetic nephropathy and proliferative retinopathy have been reported with aggressive glucose control and intensive maternal and fetal surveillance ... and ultrasound examinations is important Fetal macrosomia is associated with an increased risk of maternal and fetal birth trauma Pregnant women with diabetes have an increased risk of developing...
... with an elevated serum TSH (and a normal total thyroxine) duringpregnancy have impaired performance on neuropsychologic tests During pregnancy, the dose of thyroxine required to keep the TSH ... range was 0.1 mg daily before pregnancy, and it increased to 0.15 mg daily duringpregnancy Since the increased thyroxine requirement occurs as early as the fifth week of pregnancy, one approach is ... postpartum period but not consistently during pregnancy; management is discussed in Chap 363 The risk of stroke is generally thought to increase duringpregnancy because of a hypercoagulable...
... disease is commonly observed duringpregnancy In part this may be due to pregnancy- induced alteration in the metabolism of bile and fatty acids Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy is generally a ... infection More commonly, primary CMV infection duringpregnancy creates a risk of congenital CMV No currently accepted treatment of CMV duringpregnancy has been demonstrated to protect the fetus ... evaluation Acute fatty liver of pregnancy is generally characterized by markedly increased levels of bilirubin and ammonia and by hypoglycemia Management of acute fatty liver of pregnancy is supportive;...
... Parvovirus infection (human parvovirus B19) may occur duringpregnancy It rarely causes sequelae, but susceptible women infected duringpregnancy may be at risk for fetal hydrops secondary to ... increases in levothyroxine requirements duringpregnancy in women with hypothyroidism N Engl J Med 351:292, 2005 Bates SM et al: Use of antithrombotic agents during pregnancy: The Seventh ACCP Conference ... infection during the pregnancy Approximately 60% of the newly infected women had no clinical symptoms Infection occurred equally in all three trimesters If herpes seroconversion occurred early in pregnancy, ...
... DISORDERS DURINGPREGNANCY 399 hypertension The use of antihypertensive therapy duringpregnancy in all of preceding high-risk chronic hypertensive patients has been demonstrated to improve both maternal ... HYPERTENSIVE DISORDERS DURINGPREGNANCY 393 hypoglycemia, hypocalcemia (of parathyroid or renal origin), hemolytic crisis of sickle cell anemia, or the tetany of alkalosis, during pregnancy, eclampsia ... Preeclampsia Onset of hypertension Before pregnancy; during first 20 weeks of pregnancy Permanent; hypertension persists beyond months postpartum After 20th week of pregnancy (exception: trophoblastic...
... accidents duringpregnancy than in the nonpregnant state may be partially explained by collagen CHAPTER 15 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS DURINGPREGNANCY 463 changes in the blood vessels duringpregnancy ... relapse duringpregnancy or in the puerperium When colitis has its onset during pregnancy, more than half of the patients will suffer a hectic course, and a few will die When colitis has its onset during ... managing cardiac complications duringpregnancy CHAPTER 15 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS DURINGPREGNANCY 429 Three major burdens on the heart are associated with pregnancy: cardiac output is...