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M Lavric

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PubMed1975

Nonpuerperal breast secretion. Its relation to the use of oral contracetpives.

The occurrence of breast secretion more than 1 year postpartum was studied in 800 healthy, parous women of childbearing age. Among of 418 women who were using a combination-type oral steroid contraceptive, the incidence of breast secretion was lower than among the nonusers. The incidence of bilateral secretion decreased with increasing duration of use of the oral contraceptives. Statistical material is presented for the incidence of breast secretion as related to age. time elapsed since last delivery, and duration of nursing the last child. Brownish secretion rather than white or yellowish is seen more often in women over 30 years of age. Various menstrual irregularities (excluding amenorrhea) do not appear to be associated with an increased incidence of breast secretion.

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PubMed1975

The effects of lavour time on neonatal depression.

The effects of labour time on neonatal depression were investigated in 1072 cases. It was found that the everage Apgar score assessed at one minute post-parturition decreased significantly as a function of duration of labour. Additionally, the incidence of neonatal depression (Apgar indes of 7 or less) was found to increase significantly with increase significantly with increases in labour duration. Apgar indices taken five minutes after birth did not reveal any significant effects related to duration of labour. Further analysis of the labour conditions indicated that the effects of labour time on the condition of the infant was greater in spontaneius labours than induced or stimulated labours. In spotanious labours, the five-minute Apgar score continued to be influenced by duration of labour. After five minutes individual differences were clearly observable in all labours.

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[Human milk - variations in lactose, potassium, sodium and total lipid concentrations and in fatty acids composition of lactating women in early puerperium].

Some biochemical components were studied in the milk of 16 lactating women during the first six postpartum days. A gradual increase in the lactose and potassium concentration and a decrease in the sodium concentration were observed, as well as an increase in the total lipids concentration and a significant shifting in the fatty acids composition where the biosynthesis of the fatty acids with a lower number of C atoms (C 10:0, C12:0, C 14:0) at the expence of the fatty acids with higher C atoms number was intensified.

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[Laparoscopic sterilization using the tubal ring].

Interval ring laparoscopic sterilization, in line with law, was in the last four years performed in 103 women on the principles applied to other laparoscopic operations. There were ten immediate complications (7 technical and 3 surgical). One patient was subfebrile following surgery and one became pregnant a few months after sterilization.

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[Simultaneous interstitial and intrauterine pregnancy: successful completion of the intrauterine pregnancy].

The authors describe an extremely rare combination of simultaneous intrauterine and interstitial pregnancy. In spite of the rupture of interstitial pregnancy in the 13th week and cornual resection, it was possible to restrain the intrauterine pregnancy under careful control until the 38th week, when a healthy mature baby was delivered by elective Caesarian section. The cicatrix of the uterus after cornual resection held the pregnancy well. Severe anaemia as a consequence of the bleeding before and during operation was quickly corrected and did not harm the further development of the child.

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