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Maternal Microbiota, Cortisol Concentration, and Post-Partum Weight Recovery Are Dependent on Mode of Delivery

2020

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Magnetic resonance imaging of postrepair-myelomeningocele — findings in 31 children and adolescents

1987

Magnetic resonance imaging has clearly demonstrated its efficacy in the diagnosis of pathological processes in the C.N.S. We examined 31 children who had undergone plastic closure of myelomeningocele a few days post partum. We could show that a high percentage of the patients (89%) presented the pathological anatomy of a tethered spinal cord; clinical symptoms of the tethered spinal cord syndrome, i.e. progressive neurological symptoms, however, are rarely observed. Possible revision of neurosurgical treatment of MMC is discussed.

Adultmedicine.medical_specialtyMeningomyeloceleAdolescentSensationSpinal Cord DiseasesPostoperative ComplicationsHumansMedicineSpinal Cord NeoplasmsChildPathologicalPost partumMovement Disordersmedicine.diagnostic_testCystsbusiness.industryMagnetic resonance imagingGeneral MedicineTethered spinal cord syndromemedicine.diseasePathological anatomySpinal cordMagnetic Resonance ImagingSurgerymedicine.anatomical_structureEl NiñoChild PreschoolSurgeryLipomaNeurology (clinical)NeurosurgerybusinessSpinal Cord CompressionNeurosurgical Review
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Parity and number of repeated doe-litter-separation treatments affect differently the reproductive performances of lactating does.

2010

[EN] Using data from three different experiments, the effects of oestrus synchronisation by doe-litter separation (DLS), applied 48 hours befare artificial insemination from day 9 to day 11 post partum, on productive performance of free nursing rabbit does and their litters in relation to parity and number of successive DLS treatments were evaluated. lnitially, 200 New Zealand White does of different parity were homogeneously and definitively distributed in two groups (DLS and Control). On the whole, DLS improved fertility (+23.9%, Ps0.001 ), but reduced the growth of young rabbits from day 9 to weaning (-1.7 g/d, Ps0.01) and their weaning weight (-38 g, Ps0.01) at day 35. DLS also increase…

Litter (animal)Artificial inseminationmedicine.medical_treatmentTotal fertility ratemedia_common.quotation_subjecttechnology industry and agricultureFertilityBiologyAnimal scienceMilk yieldmedicineWeaningAnimal Science and ZoologyParity (mathematics)Post partummedia_common
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Effects of a split 48-h doe-litter separation on productivity of free-nursing rabbit does and their litters

2004

To prevent the weight loss of litters, and the distress of both rabbit does and their litters due to doe-litter separation (DLS), without losing its beneficial effects on fertility, the DLS, lasting 48 h before artificial insemination (AI), was split into two periods of 24 h with a short controlled suckling. Initially, 105 does of different parity were divided into three groups. During the post partum, the free-nursing does were treated as follows: regular DLS (R-DLS), the nest-box was closed for 48 h, from days 9 to 11, before AI; split DLS (S-DLS), the nest-box was closed for 24 h and, after suckling, for other 24 h before AI; control, does had free access to the nest-box. Fertility impro…

Litter (animal)medicine.medical_specialtyGeneral VeterinaryArtificial inseminationmedicine.medical_treatmentmedia_common.quotation_subjecttechnology industry and agricultureBiologyEndocrinologyAnimal scienceProductivity (ecology)Weight lossInternal medicinemedicineWeaningAnimal Science and ZoologyReproductionmedicine.symptomBeneficial effectsPost partummedia_commonLivestock Production Science
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Fattori di rischio psicosociale ed evolutivo per la depressione post partum

2014

Settore M-PSI/07 - Psicologia DinamicaDepressione post partum depressione perinatale paternafattori di rischio attaccamento
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Fattori di rischio della depressione post partum

2009

La maternità rappresenta un periodo critico per una donna, caratterizzato da profonde trasformazioni fisiche, psicologiche e relazionali. I cambiamenti e la riorganizzazione richiesti in questa fase possono portare all’insorgenza di alcuni disturbi, tra cui la depressione post partum che nelle società occidentali ha un’incidenza compresa tra l’8% e il 15 % e può provocare effetti negativi sulla relazione madre-bambino e sullo sviluppo del bambino. Nel presente articolo vengono esaminati i fattori che predispongono allo sviluppo della depressione post partum, attraverso una revisione della letteratura sui fattori di rischio biologici, ambientali, ginecologici e ostetrici, psicosociali e psic…

depressione post partum fattori di rischio relazione madre-bambino sviluppo del bambino
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Fattori di rischio psicosociale e depressivo in gravidanza e la depressione post partum

2010

depressione post partum gravidanza fattori di rischio
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