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Introducción: La hiperémesis gravídica (HG) cursa con restricción del crecimiento intrauterino (RCIU) y peso bajo al nacer. Objetivos: Determinar en gestante con HG las curvas de crecimiento fetal por ecografía (CCF) y peso al nacer (PAN). Diseño: Descriptivo, prospectivo. Institución: Hospitalización y consultorio de endocrinología, Instituto Nacional Materno Perinatal (INMP). Participantes: Gestantes con HG y sus recién nacidos (RN). Intervenciones: En los recién nacidos (RN) de 45 gestantes con diagnóstico de HG, se obtuvo antropometría del RN (peso, talla) y CCF. Se consideró RCIU al peso fetal estimado por biometría por debajo del percentil 10 en la curva de crecimiento fetal; macrosomía, al peso al nacer de 4 kilos o mayor; peso bajo al nacer, al peso menor de 2,5 kilos. Principales medidas de resultados: Características de gestantes y de los recién nacidos. Resul...
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Testicular feminization is a recessive genetic disorder linked to the X chromosome with complete androgen insensitivity, the most common form of male pseudohermaphroditism. The production of androgens by the testes is normal but there is no action for lack of receptors in the target organs. Individuals 46, XY show both testicles, female external genitals, vagina blind end and no miileriano derivative. The incidence is about 2 to 5 per 100,000, the phenotype is female. A catered event is presented in the Maternal Perinatal Institute in 2003, in the study and management who was for several specialties.
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Testicular feminization is a recessive genetic disorder linked to the X chromosome with complete androgen insensitivity, the most common form of male pseudohermaphroditism. The production of androgens by the testes is normal but there is no action for lack of receptors in the target organs. Individuals 46, XY show both testicles, female external genitals, vagina blind end and no miileriano derivative. The incidence is about 2 to 5 per 100,000, the phenotype is female. A catered event is presented in the Maternal Perinatal Institute in 2003, in the study and management who was for several specialties.
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OBJECTIVE: To identify risk factors for preeclampsia in Peruvían women. Design: Prospective case control clinical study. SETTING: Materno Perinatal Institute and Dos de Mayo Hospital between August 1997 and January 1998. MATERIAL AND METHODS: One hundred eighty-seven preeclampsic women were compared with 193 normotensive pregnant women. Cases were matched to controls regarding Inaternal age and gestational age. Potential associated factors were analyzed using univariated analysis and then logistic regression to adjust to confounders. RESULTS: Pre eclampsia was associated to primiparity but only by univaried analysis (OR. 1,86, IC95: 1,2-3,0). History of a previous pregnancy complicated with preeclampsia was the main risk factor associated to preeclampsia (OR: 9,7. IC95%: 3,4-27,3). Obesity was marginally associated to preeclampsia (OR: 2,1. IC95%: 0,8-5,4) and there was a marginally sig...
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OBJECTIVE: To identify risk factors for preeclampsia in Peruvían women. Design: Prospective case control clinical study. SETTING: Materno Perinatal Institute and Dos de Mayo Hospital between August 1997 and January 1998. MATERIAL AND METHODS: One hundred eighty-seven preeclampsic women were compared with 193 normotensive pregnant women. Cases were matched to controls regarding Inaternal age and gestational age. Potential associated factors were analyzed using univariated analysis and then logistic regression to adjust to confounders. RESULTS: Pre eclampsia was associated to primiparity but only by univaried analysis (OR. 1,86, IC95: 1,2-3,0). History of a previous pregnancy complicated with preeclampsia was the main risk factor associated to preeclampsia (OR: 9,7. IC95%: 3,4-27,3). Obesity was marginally associated to preeclampsia (OR: 2,1. IC95%: 0,8-5,4) and there was a marginally sig...