521: Influenza-associated hospital admissions and ICU-level interventions during pregnancy

Factors and Interventions Associated with Parental Attachment during Pregnancy in Iran: A Systematic Review

Introduction: Parents' attachment to the child is an intimate,warm and continuous relationship which is the basis of the natural development of the child. Attachment starts long before birth, and is affected by a variety of factors that are not definitively recognized. Also, several interventions have been proposed for improving it that their effectiveness has not yet been determined. Given the...

Interventions of Iranian Traditional Medicine for Constipation During Pregnancy

Background: Constipation is a common complaint during pregnancy. Iranian Traditional Medicine (ITM) has some recommendations for this complaint. Objective: In this study, interventions of constipation in pregnancy have been presented and their efficacy and safety evidence were reviewed from modern literature. Methods: Interventions selected based upon the chapters related to health protectio...

P-183: TGF-? Level and Insulin Resistance during Normal Pregnancy

Patterns and outcomes of preterm hospital admissions during pregnancy in NSW, 2001-2008.

OBJECTIVE To assess the frequency and outcomes of preterm hospital admissions during pregnancy, with a focus on transfers to higher levels of care. DESIGN Population-based cohort study using linked population data. SETTING AND SUBJECTS Women who were admitted to hospital in weeks 20-36 of pregnancy (preterm) and gave birth to a liveborn singleton infant in New South Wales during 2001-2008. ...

Malformations in newborns associated to anticonvulsant consumption during pregnancy. experience in third level hospital of Mexico.

AIM The purpose of the present study is to determine the relationship between the anticonvulsant drug use during pregnancy and the presence of malformations in the newborns. METHODS The frequency of malformations in the neonates of epileptic mothers under anticonvulsant treatment was analyzed in two periods, one from 1988 to 1992, which included 76 epileptic mothers, and another from 1996 to ...