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Showing 1 to 20 of 101 for “"Miscarriage"”.
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Stress and Recurrent Miscarriage
… be associated with a higher risk of a subsequent miscarriage in women with RM, suggesting a prognostic value of measuring pNK subset of CDdim cells in RM. In addition, no correlation between the measurements of pNK cells and those of uNK cells was found in women with RM, suggesting that pNK …
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The Experience of Men After Miscarriage
Miscarriage is a relatively common event that occurs in approximately 15 to 20 percent of identified pregnancies (Maker & Ogden, 2003). Men and women often view miscarriage as a real and meaningful loss (Johnson & Puddifoot, 1996; McCreight, 2004). The vast majority of research focused on the …
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Psychological wellbeing following miscarriage from a salutogenic perspective.
… research into the psychological impact of miscarriage has taken a pathogenic approach, with limited research examining the factors that relate to enhanced psychological wellbeing. As a result, it is difficult to understand what predicts lower anxiety, depression and higher wellbeing. In …
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Cytokines and human endometrial function: Abnormalities in recurrent miscarriage women.
… obtained from women who suffer recurrent miscarriage at the time of implantation and compared to the staining obtained in biopsies from normal fertile women. For all four cytokines, there were some biopsies from women who suffer recurrent miscarriage, where staining was significantly …
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Influence of Anchoring On Miscarriage Risk Perception Associated With Amniocentesis
INFLUENCE OF ANCHORING ON MISCARRIAGE RISK PERCEPTION ASSOCIATED WITH AMNIOCENTESIS Publication No. ___________ Regina Nuccio, BS Supervisory Professor: Claire N. Singletary, MS, CGC Amniocentesis is the most common invasive procedure performed during pregnancy (Eddleman, et al., 2006). One …
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Orthodox Jewish women’s lived experience of pregnancy following a previous miscarriage
… Research has shown that women who experience a miscarriage can feel repercussions physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually for differing periods of time. Factors such as strength of relationships, medical support, meaning making, and physical wellbeing contribute to recovery time. Many …
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Improving access, understanding, and dignity during miscarriage recovery in British Columbia, Canada
Approximately 15–25% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, with more than 15,000 miscarriages occurring annually in British Columbia (BC), Canada. Despite the significant rates of loss, research and health care services for pregnancy loss remain scarce in BC. This research took a patient-oriented …
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The Visible and Invisible Aspects of Miscarriage: A Phenomenological, Hermeneutic, Imaginal Study
… new understandings about the lived phenomenon of miscarriage, and foregrounding the working method through which those findings emerged. </p><p>The innovative, hermeneutic, imaginal method was developed in response to the existing literature's articulation of miscarriage as a culturally invisible …
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Emotional consequences following early miscarriage and the influence of psychological follow-up intervention.
… of research. A fifth of pregnancies end in miscarriage, and anxiety and depression are observed for several months after the event. Workers have attempted to discover predictive factors of emotional adjustment, but have found conflicting results. Grief has been identified as a common feature …
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Effect of Anchoring On Perceived Amniocentesis Related Miscarriage Risk Within A Latina Population
… with a risk of complications that can lead to a miscarriage, which is typically quoted to be between 1 in 300 and 1 in 500. Amniocentesis uptake rates are typically lowest within the Latina community, and although the factors related to this have been studied before, no specific conclusions have …
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Infertility and recurrent miscarriage: an examination of pregnancy outcomes, services and patient experience
Background Miscarriage and infertility are distinct reproductive health conditions which profoundly impact the lives of women and men affected. Although miscarriage is the most common complication of pregnancy affecting an estimated 23 million women globally a year, it remains poorly understood …
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Recurrent unexplained first-trimester miscarriage. Effects of acetylcalicylic acid, platelet aggregation and thyroid disease
Recurrent unexplained first-trimester miscarriage. Effects of acetylsalicylic acid, platelet aggregation and thyroid disease. Lennart Blomqvist, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Institute of Clinical Sciences, Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, 2019. Background/Aims: …
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Utilizing Relational Dialectics Theory to Identify Dominant and Marginalized Discourses in Women's Miscarriage Podcast Stories
<p>This study examined the discourses of miscarriages from the podcast narratives of women who have experienced miscarriage by utilizing Relational Dialectic Theory (RDT). The process of contrapuntal analysis identified the discourse of silence as the dominant miscarriage discourse in which the …
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Nurses' experiences and decision making at triage when women with miscarriage present to the Emergency Department
… be assessed by a doctor and commence treatment. Miscarriage is a common early pregnancy complication, whereby the loss or potential loss of the pregnancy occurs prior to 20 weeks, before the foetus has reached maturity to survive outside of the uterus. Women with miscarriage present to the ED not …
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Women's experiences of miscarriage and termination of pregnancy for fetal anomaly in Thailand: a phenomenological study
… work specifically addressing the loss after miscarriage and termination of pregnancy due to fetal anomaly. Objectives: This study aimed to gain an understanding of experiences of miscarriage and termination of pregnancy for fetal anomaly among a group of Thai women Study design: An …
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"I Had to Hold it All Together": Miscarriage, Masculinity, and Men's Unmet Needs - A Reflexive Thematic Exploration
<b>Background </b><br/>Miscarriage, defined in the UK as pregnancy loss before 24 weeks (NHS, 2022), affects up to one in five pregnancies (Koki et al., 2025), yet men’s experiences remain significantly under-researched (Obst & Due, 2021). Existing literature and clinical care predominantly …
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Effects of Parental or Caregiver Death Prior to Age Eighteen on Depressive Symptoms and Grief Following Miscarriage
… events such as pregnancy, and losses such as miscarriage, the bereaved woman experiences considerable emotional impact. The present study explores the relationship between parental or caregiver death and miscarriage on depressive symptoms and grief. Specifically, the study examines whether a …
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Persileidimą išgyvenusių moterų dramos terapijos patyrimas /
Abstract: Miscarriage is the most common pregnancy complication, affecting approximately 1 in 4 women. Research shows that women who had a miscarriage feel isolated, face symptoms of depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, are at risk of divorce, and lack psychological support. Drama therapy …
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Clinical, biochemical and morphological aspects of cervical ripening in the first trimester
… takes place as a spontaneous event in women with miscarriage before expulsion of gestational products. Aims: The aims of the thesis were to investigate clinical, morphological and biochemical aspects of cervical ripening in the first trimester, both when induced by PGs or NO donors and when …
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Study of efficacy of ketamine analgesia for surgical management of incomplete miscarriages
… requiring uterine evacuation for incomplete miscarriage as measured by the patients’ perceived pain. Study design: An efficacy trial with a naturally occurring control group who received what is currently standard practice. The study ran over two 4-week periods (25/06/2012 to 19/08/2012). …
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