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Results 1 - 15 of 134 for " Neonatal Problems"

Fetal Pollution from industrial chemicals EWG Report 2009
This is a report of the Environmental Working Group on the content of industrial toxicants in fetal cord blood
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Kofinas Perinatal Outcomes in High Risk patients
At Kofinas Perinatal Outcomes in High Risk patients are much better with less fetal loss, less growth failure, less fetal demises and less prematurity. This is achieved because of our unique treatment protocols we developed over the last 25 years.
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December 2009 Edition-Standard of Care
Quality of health care depends of the relationship of two individuals, the patient and his/her doctor. Any interference attempting to standardize this relationship will certainly cause more pain than benefit to all individuals involved.
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January 2011 Edition Poor outcomes in IVF Pregnancies
Learn why IVF pregnancies as well as pregnancies conceived by means of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) are at high risk for adverse outcomes and how you can prevent such poor outcomes.
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The risks of IVF pregnancies: improper conclusions in recent research article
This is a classic example of poor research that leads to confusing and inaccurate results and conclusions. The risk for stillbirth and other fetal poor outcomes is increased but not for the reasons this study concluded. This kind of misguided research continues to be the reason for thousands of lost lives in IVF pregnancies.
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Risk of stillbirth is four times higher in IVF pregnancies

This is a critique of a recent article that reported on the reasons for increased risk for stillbirth in pregnancies conceived by IVF/ICSI. This is an example of a poorly designed study with poor results and even poorer interpretation of the results. Read to understand why so many subjects in medicine are still controversial despite extensive research and billions of dollars.

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Cervical incompetence preterm labor continuum
PKrovofidiing as Care Pto erthe inUnatalborn ® C:\Documents and Settings\Alex\Desktop\Cervical insufficiency preterm labor continuum.doc 1 Alexander D. Kofinas, MD Director,...
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Fish consumption in Pregnancy Risks and Benefits
The benefits and risks of fish consumption during pregnancy.
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January 2010 Edition-Fetal Nutrition Part I
In this issue, you will be amazed to realize that all the adult diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke, heart attack and a lot more are programmed in utero when the fetus grows in an environment of deprivation (poor placenta function).
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February 2010 Edition-Fetal Nutrition Part II
Fetal nutrition and adult health Part II. This article describes the various foods that are appropriate for healthy fetal development and is the continuation of the Part I published in January.
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Fetal Nutrition and adult health lecture transcript
This is the trascript of a lecture Dr. Kofinas gave at New York Methodist Hospital's Obstetrical Grand Rounds in December 2009
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Poor outcomes in patients with low PAPP-A in the first trimester
Low PAPP-A in the first trimester in chromosomaly normal fetuses is a risk factor for poor pregnancy outcomes including preterm birth, pregnancy loss, late fetal demise, severe fetal growth retardation and neonatal death.
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Poor outcomes in patients with low PAPP-A during testing for Down syndrome

For practical purposes, if you are told that you have a low PAPP-A that increases your baby’ s risk for Down syndrome and your baby turns out to be fine after the CVS, then you should ask your doctor to screen you for thrombophilia and treat you accordingly. Even in the absence of positive thrombophilia testing, with a 20% risk for fetal and neonatal death, treatment with anticoagulants is well justified even in the absence of clinical trials. It will take at least 15-20 years before “appropriate” studies are conducted to standardize such a treatment. At Kofinas Perinatal we cannot wait for such treatments. We develop them and use them while we save countless lives.

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August 2010 Edition Essential Fatty Acids Part II
Essential fatty acids are called so because the human body can not produce them and must take them through the daily food intake. Learn about the health effects and benefits of these essential nutrients. This is part II and presents various clinical conditions that can benefit from increased intake of essential fatty acids.
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