Significats de uncomplicated pregnancies en anglès

Methods: Umbilical cords were collected from livebom singleton infants born after uncomplicated pregnancies.

Most women had uncomplicated pregnancies after donation, the researchers concluded.

Conclusion: Body fluid composition changes differently during the course of uncomplicated pregnancies versus hypertensive pregnancies.

No considerable differences were found between RRs calculated in the general population or in uncomplicated pregnancies only.

Conclusions: This is the first study to determine the UCI in a group exclusively consisting of uncomplicated pregnancies.

Twenty-three healthy pregnant women with uncomplicated pregnancies between 26-32 weeks' gestation completed the study.

Methods: We studied 25 normal-growth fetuses in uncomplicated pregnancies and 15 growth-restricted fetuses, all after 30 weeks' gestation.

Study design: We recruited 154 primiparae who vaginally delivered term singletons following uncomplicated pregnancies in the maternity unit of a French teaching hospital.

Methods: A longitudinal prospective study was conducted with 61 uncomplicated pregnancies between 24 and 32 weeks of gestation.

Conclusion: Our data illustrate that the known contribution of hepatic hemodynamics in the regulation of cardiac output is also true for women with uncomplicated pregnancies.

Methods: Longitudinal evaluation of 20 uncomplicated pregnancies (UP) by standard renal duplex scan, every 4 weeks during pregnancy and postpartum.

Conclusion: At 2.5 years postpartum, women with a history hypertensive pregnancy disorders had higher homocysteine levels than women who had uncomplicated pregnancies.

Measurements were performed in 276 uncomplicated pregnancies, 34 patients with gestational hypertension, 35 with late onset preeclampsia and 11 with early onset preeclampsia.

Conclusions: Within this small study, epidural 0.5% ropivacaine for cesarean section did not compromise the utero-placental circulation in healthy parturient women with uncomplicated pregnancies.

In the study, about 19 percent of women with a history of preeclampsia developed diastolic dysfunction, compared with 5.4% of women with uncomplicated pregnancies.