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the perinatal
adjective
Of or pertaining to the time around birth.
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In the Netherlands, the perinatal registry has undergone significant changes in the past decades.
in the Netherlands the perinatal mortality rate is high compared to other European countries.
His mother is a registered nurse in the perinatal unit at Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, Fla.
One in five women develop a mental health problem during the perinatal period.
At the Birth Center of United Hospital in St . Paul about 24 families a year choose the perinatal hospice approach.
Sufficient funding for identifying and treating maternal depression and anxiety in the perinatal period will have enormous return on investment for the NHS and social services.
As medical advances found ways of reducing the maternal mortality rate in the thirties, medical research shifted its priorities to improving the perinatal outcome of the foetus.
The perinatal period – from about three months before to one month after the birth – has tended to be seen as a predominantly physical event.
"It's obviously limited," said Dr. Glenda Gray, a leading AIDS researcher and the director of the perinatal H.I.V. research unit at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto.
"Figures suggest around a third of women will suffer an anxiety disorder in their lifetime and the perinatal period is often a trigger," she says.
The perinatal period was uneventful.
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