Obstetric complications and physical size of offspring of schizophrenic, schizophrenic-like, and control mothers.
Autor: | McNeil, Thomas F., Kaij, Lennart, McNeil, T F, Kaij, L |
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Předmět: |
RISK management in business
CHILDREN of people with schizophrenia WOMEN'S health OBSTETRICAL diagnosis DISEASE risk factors PREGNANCY complications OBSTETRICAL emergencies CARE of people PEOPLE with mental illness GYNECOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY ANTHROPOMETRY BIRTH weight HOSPITAL care LABOR complications (Obstetrics) PLACENTA diseases PSYCHIATRIC hospitals PUERPERAL disorders SCHIZOPHRENIA SEX distribution STATURE DISEASE complications |
Zdroj: | British Journal of Psychiatry; Sep73, Vol. 123 Issue 574, p341-348, 8p |
Abstrakt: | The article examines whether schizophrenic mothers have increased risk for obstetric complications (OC) has practical relevance to fertility recommendations and obstetric surveillance for such women. Researchers' theoretical viewpoint concern the possible relationship between tension-anxiety and OC. Furthermore, they also assess whether the offspring have an increased risk for disturbance based at least partially upon an increased incidence of OC. Gathered evidence suggests a relationship or interaction between genetic factors contributed through family lineage and OC attending the gestation of genetically-high-risk offspring. |
Databáze: | Complementary Index |
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