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La mayoría de las investigaciones utilizaron el Edinburgh Postpartum Depression Scale (EPDS) para medir la depresión, mientras que se encontró mayor variedad de instrumentos utilizados para evaluar el vínculo madre-bebé. En conclusión, existe una relación entre la depresión perinatal y el vínculo madre-bebé. 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