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                            Parallels between Postpartum Disorders in Humans and Preweaning Piglet Mortality in Sows Pregnancy and parturition in all mammals is accompanied with physical, psychological, social, and hormonal shifts that impact the mother physically and psychologically. Pre-weaning piglet mortality continues to be a major welfare and economic issue in U.S. swine production, running at 12-15% with crushing by the sow the major cause. Much research has focused on farrowing environment design, yet the fact that little progress has been made emphasizes that psychosocial factors may impact rates of postpartum disorders (PPD). There is a mismatch between evolved adaptations and contemporary psychosocial and management practices. Many factors associated with the development of PPD in humans are mirrored in sows
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                            2018Health communication
                            The Andrea Yates Effect: Priming Mental Illness Stereotypes Through Exemplification of Postpartum Disorders. In a randomized between-subjects design, participants (N = 80) were assigned to one of four conditions, 2 (pregnant, not pregnant) × 2 (extreme prime, moderate prime). It was hypothesized that primes involving moderate mental illness would be positively associated with increased perceived
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                            2024Queensland Health
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                            2023Queensland Health
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                            to neonatal encephalopathy often due to brain hypoxic ischemia.9 Subclinical seizures may manifest as apnoea in the term baby however when it is the sole sign of a seizure it is not usually accompanied by bradycardia 10,11 Seizure are a sign of neurological dysfunction and neonates12 are at especially high risk of seizures compared to other age groups.13 They reflect different pre-, peri-, or postnatal disorders of the central nervous system (CNS).9 The reasons are multifactorial and include the relative excitability of the developing neonatal brain as well as the high risk for brain injury due to hypoxia, ischaemia, stroke, intracranial haemorrhage and metabolic disturbance.13 Seizures can be associated with greater risk of long term neurodevelopmental disablities.8 Both clinical and electrographic
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                            2021RANZCOG
                            . 2005. 12. Born L, Zinga D, Steiner M. Challenges in identifying and diagnosing postpartum disorders. Primary Psychiatry. 2004;11(3):29-36. 13. Rapkin AL, Mikacich JA, Moatakef-Imani B. Reproductive Mood Disorders. Primary Psychiatry. 2003;10(11):31-40. 14. Wenzel A, Haugen EN, Jackson LC, Robinson K. Prevalence of generalized anxiety at eight weeks postpartum. Archives of women's mental health
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                            2024BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
                            on the mental health of postpartum mothers: different modes influence postpartum disorders in various ways. However, the definition of delivery mode was only stated subjectively and not medically confirmed. Further research should investigate which aspects of the different delivery modes affect maternal mental health and explore how the perception of childbirth may be influenced by specific delivery
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                            2022Iranian journal of psychiatry
                            The Effectiveness of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy on the Success of Breast Feeding in Traumatic Childbirth: A Randomized Controlled Trial. Traumatic childbirth may expose mothers to physical and psychological postpartum disorders. The reduced rate of exclusive breast feeding is an essential consequence of this problem. The goal of this study was to see if dialectical behavioral therapy could
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                            fed from the beginning of pregnancy to the end of the transition period. Calf birthweight, postpartum morbidity, milk production and reproductive performance were determined. Compared with the cows in the CH group, those in the CD group presented increased calf birthweight and a high risk of some postpartum disorders (p < 0.05), particularly ketosis (37.63% vs. 24.54%) and retained placenta (9.41
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                            2020Psychological Medicine
                            Neurocognitive correlates of working memory and emotional processing in postpartum psychosis: an fMRI study. Postpartum psychosis (PP) is a severe postpartum disorder. While working memory and emotional processing-related brain function are consistently impaired in psychoses unrelated to the puerperium, no studies have investigated them in PP. Twenty-four women at risk of developing PP (11
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                            2020JAMA pediatrics
                            Gene and Stem Cell Therapies for Fetal Care: A Review. Gene and stem cell therapies have become viable therapeutic options for many postnatal disorders. For select conditions, prenatal application would provide improved outcomes. The fetal state allows for several theoretical advantages over postnatal therapy, including immune immaturity and cellular niche accessibility. Advances in prenatal
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                            Detection of vulnerable neurons damaged by environmental insults in utero Development of prognostic biomarkers for the detection of prenatally damaged neurons before manifestations of postnatal disorders is an essential step for prevention and treatment of susceptible individuals. We have developed a versatile fluorescence reporter system in mice enabling detection of Heat Shock Factor 1
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                            2016Journal of Ethnopharmacology
                            medicinal plants; and four ailments (cold/fever, diarrhea, postpartum disorders and stomachache) were described as major ailments in the community. The root was the most important part of plants used, and decoction was the most cited method of preparation. During our survey, we also discovered a "new to science" plant species called Ardisia mondulkiriensis Hul and Chassagne, and we recorded for the second
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                            2016Scientific reports
                            a traumatic delivery, and associated with specific obstetrical risk factors. Awareness of these risk factors may stimulate interventions to prevent this important and neglected postpartum disorder.
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                            2016Human molecular genetics
                            5-Hydroxymethylcytosine-mediated alteration of transposon activity associated with the exposure to adverse in utero environments in human Preeclampsia and gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) are the most common clinical conditions in pregnancy that could result in adverse in utero environments. Fetal exposure to poor environments may raise the long-term risk of postnatal disorders, while
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                            2015Journal of Affective Disorders
                            : perfectionism, personality styles, anxiety, and depression. Postpartum, data on PPA, PPD and BI were collected. We conducted two path analyses in order to examine direct and indirect effects of the two personality characteristics on postpartum disorders. Testing for direct effects of dysfunctional perfectionism and avoidant personality style on PPD, PPA, and BI did not yield significant results. Instead
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                            2018FP Notebook
                            Disorders Chapter Gastroenterology Chapter General Chapter Hematology and Oncology Chapter Hemorrhage Chapter Infectious Disease Chapter Lactation Disorders Chapter LAD Chapter Mental Health Chapter Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Chapter Pediatrics Chapter Pharmacology Chapter Postpartum Disorders Chapter Prevention Chapter Procedure Chapter Radiology Chapter Surgery Chapter Obstetrics - Pharmacology
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                            2018FP Notebook
                            Chapter Pediatrics Chapter Pharmacology Chapter Postpartum Disorders Chapter Prevention Chapter Procedure Chapter Radiology Chapter Surgery Chapter Obstetrics - Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Pages AmniSure ROM Test Antenatal Screening Confirmation of Non-Pregnant State Fetal Fibronectin Fetal Lung Maturity Fetal Scalp pH Fetal Scalp Stimulation GBS Culture Kleihauer-Betke Modified Apt Test
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                            2018FP Notebook
                            Examination Chapter Fetal Disorders Chapter Gastroenterology Chapter General Chapter Hematology and Oncology Chapter Hemorrhage Chapter Infectious Disease Chapter Lactation Disorders Chapter LAD Chapter Mental Health Chapter Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Chapter Pediatrics Chapter Pharmacology Chapter Postpartum Disorders Chapter Prevention Chapter Procedure Chapter Radiology Chapter Surgery Chapter