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Prevalencia de la desnutrición fetal en recién nacidos a término

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Covarrubias, Miguel Amado Ortiz Portales, Laura Marisol Quiroz Rodríguez, José Elías Leija Madrazo, Miguel Ángel González
Copyright Year	2011
Abstract	Introduction: Fetal malnutrition is a worldwide problem, with a calculated prevalence of 10.9% in neonatal populations belonging to developed countries, while that of underdeveloped countries could fluctuate from 35% to 40%. Objective: The objective of this study consisted of the clinical assessment of the nutritional status of term newborns receiving their attention in a second level health institution representative of the community. Material and methods: A cross-sectional study was performed which included 460 term newborns at the Hospital Universitario of Saltillo. The variables utilized were neonatal somatometry, gestational age according to the Capurro method, the application of the Brenner nomogram, and the CANSCORE evaluation. Data were analyzed through the STATISTICA 8.0 package. Results: The number of malnourished newborn accounted for a total of 133, for a global prevalence (SGA, AGA, LGA neonates) of 28.9% (CI 95% = 24.9%-33.2%), while the adjusted prevalence (AGA, SGA neonates) amounted to 35.1% (CI 95% = 30.5%-40.1%). 70% of the AGA neonates were found well-nourished, while the remaining 30% were malnourished. Among the SGA neonates, 79.4% were malnourished, while the remaining 20.6% were well-nourished. Conclusions: The prevalence of fetal malnutrition in our study does not differ significatively from that reported in other regions of Latin America, where social and economic conditions are similar to those of our region.
Starting Page	65
Ending Page	70
Page Count	6
File Format	PDF HTM / HTML
Volume Number	13
Alternate Webpage(s)	http://www.medigraphic.com/pdfs/conapeme/pm-2011/pm112e.pdf
Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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