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N Zeibekis

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PubMed1983

[Theory and practice in the care of diabetic pregnancy--a timely concept].

Perinatal mortality in diabetic pregnancy has decreased markedly over the past 25 years; this reduction in fetal loss can be attributed to a variety of advances. These include technologic advances in obstetrics and pediatrics, as well as greater understanding of the metabolic aberrations occurring in pregnancy complicated by diabetes. Basically it seems convenient to consider the various disorders in cases of diabetes in pregnancy from several points of view: 1. the effect of pregnancy on the maternal diabetes and 2. the effect of maternal diabetes on the pregnancy and especially on the fetus, and from the above results we can consider 3. an actual procedure in the care of diabetic pregnancy. Regarding the necessary criteria in the care of pregnant diabetics neither pregnancy nor delivery will cause any serious problems.

Blood Glucose↗
PubMed1980

[The pregnant and non-pregnant rudimentary horn of an uterus (author's transl)].

In the past 10 years three cases of pregnancy in a rudimentary horn of a double uterus and one case of haematometra were observed at the second university hospital for women in Vienna. The problems of the development of a pregnancy in the uterine cavity of a rudimentary horn which is not connected to the main uterine cavity are discussed. The clinical course of such a pregnancy is discussed reviewing our own cases and those reported in the literature.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1977

[The influence of anemia on the weight of child and placenta].

To determine the influence of anemia on the weight of child and placenta, a group of people suffering from anemia was compared with a non-anemic group (Hb median 8.6 g%). It was found that: 1. The median weight of the newborn child in the anemic group is 83,5 g less than in the non-anemic group. This insignificant difference is dependent solely upon the lesser weight of the mother in the anemic group (difference 6.2 kg). 2. The distribution curve of child weight which is displaced by 83,5 g on the side of lesser weight of the children explains an increase of birth rate from 5,5% to 7,5% among children under the 2500 g limit. 3. In contrast to the anticipated parallel behaviour to child weight, the placenta shows an increase in weight which can be considered as a compensatory achievement.

Anemia↗