Myasthenia gravis (MG) is considered an autoimmune neuromuscular disorder, manifested clinically by weakness and easy fatigability of skeletal muscles, mainly of the face and extremities, and the presence of anti-protein acetylcholine receptor antibodies. Being a disease of low incidence, it is rarer still, I find it associated with pregnancy. In the San Bartolome Hospital, he was monitored and attended two myasthenic mothers in 1984 and 1985 respectively, one primigravida with a history of thymectomy and second multiparous without surgical history. Phases of exacerbation of the disease, which were controlled, achieving both pregnancies culminate in optimal conditions was found.

Myasthenia gravis (MG) is considered an autoimmune neuromuscular disorder, manifested clinically by weakness and easy fatigability of skeletal muscles, mainly of the face and extremities, and the presence of anti-protein acetylcholine receptor antibodies. Being a disease of low incidence, it is rarer still, I find it associated with pregnancy. In the San Bartolome Hospital, he was monitored and attended two myasthenic mothers in 1984 and 1985 respectively, one primigravida with a history of thymectomy and second multiparous without surgical history. Phases of exacerbation of the disease, which were controlled, achieving both pregnancies culminate in optimal conditions was found.

Este trabajo titulado Plan de fortalecimiento de capacidades pedagógicas de los docentes para mejorar la gestión curricular en la Institución Educativa Pública “Padre Juan Lorenzo Lucero” de Villa Lagunas, distrito de Lagunas, provincia de Alto Amazonas, región Loreto, 2018. Tiene como objetivo general el de diseñar un plan de fortalecimiento de capacidades pedagógicas de los docentes para mejorar la gestión curricular en la Institución Educativa Pública “Padre Juan Lorenzo Lucero”, la misma que se desarrolla con la participación del director y los docentes. El plan de acción tiene como propósito fortalecer la gestión curricular a través de la actualización de los docentes y, por ende, mejorar la práctica pedagógica. Como metodología se utilizó el diseño la Investigación acción participativa, de tipo aplicada, con enfoque cualitativo; se utilizó como instr...

Maternal mortality is a major public health problem in Peru and other developing countries. This problem does not only mean the deaths of hundreds of thousands of women each year, but that has as one of its effects the mortality rate among children of these women and expresses the deep inequalities between countries and within them, between regions, social classes and géneros1. There is growing consensus on the basic strategies to successfully address this situation. However, it is crucial to identify the unique characteristics of maternal mortality in each country and, within them, in each region. From a program management perspective, the relationship between supply and demand for services is a key to understanding the patterns of maternal mortality and conclude prioritization decisions and planning element.

Maternal mortality is a major public health problem in Peru and other developing countries. This problem does not only mean the deaths of hundreds of thousands of women each year, but that has as one of its effects the mortality rate among children of these women and expresses the deep inequalities between countries and within them, between regions, social classes and géneros1. There is growing consensus on the basic strategies to successfully address this situation. However, it is crucial to identify the unique characteristics of maternal mortality in each country and, within them, in each region. From a program management perspective, the relationship between supply and demand for services is a key to understanding the patterns of maternal mortality and conclude prioritization decisions and planning element.

Objectives: To determine preeclampsia (PE) and eclampsia (E) maternal characteristics in Peruvian hospitals and influence on mother and neonate. Design: Observational, analytical, cross-sectional type study. Setting: Hospitals of the Ministry of Health of Peru. Participants: Pregnant women with or without preeclampsia and eclampsia (PE/E) and their newborns. Methods: Perinatal Information System SIP 2000 data of 310 795 pregnant women and their 314 078 newborns attended at 28 MINSA hospitals during 2000-2006 were analyzed. Data analysis was done using SPSS 14.0 and Epi Info 6.0 statistical packages. Main outcome measures: Maternal and neonatal characteristics and influence of PE/E. Results: From all pregnant women 295 075 did not have PE/E (94.9%) and 15 720 had PE/E (5.1%) [preeclampsia 14 993 (4.8%) and eclampsia 727 (0.24%)]. Significant preeclampsia-associated factors were maternal a...

Objectives: To determine preeclampsia (PE) and eclampsia (E) maternal characteristics in Peruvian hospitals and influence on mother and neonate. Design: Observational, analytical, cross-sectional type study. Setting: Hospitals of the Ministry of Health of Peru. Participants: Pregnant women with or without preeclampsia and eclampsia (PE/E) and their newborns. Methods: Perinatal Information System SIP 2000 data of 310 795 pregnant women and their 314 078 newborns attended at 28 MINSA hospitals during 2000-2006 were analyzed. Data analysis was done using SPSS 14.0 and Epi Info 6.0 statistical packages. Main outcome measures: Maternal and neonatal characteristics and influence of PE/E. Results: From all pregnant women 295 075 did not have PE/E (94.9%) and 15 720 had PE/E (5.1%) [preeclampsia 14 993 (4.8%) and eclampsia 727 (0.24%)]. Significant preeclampsia-associated factors were maternal a...