Browsing by Subject "Pregnancy"
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Labour induction in Nova Scotia: What has contributed to rising rates?
(2024-08-28)Background: Labour induction, initiated to reduce perinatal harms, is increasing. Labour induction entails risks, so examining trends can inform practice. Therefore, the objectives of this study were to describe the incidence ... -
MOTHERS’ VOICES: KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION AND PARTICIPATION IN TEXTS ABOUT INUIT BIRTH
(2015-04-29)Authors from various disciplines have described the experience of pregnancy and childbirth for Inuit women with diverse goals in mind, ranging from perspectives on colonization and contemporary self-determination, to ... -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin (v.40 n.3, 1961)
(Medical Society of Nova Scotia, 1961) -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 10(3), 1931
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Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 15(9), 1936
(Medical Society of Nova Scotia, 1936) -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 3(1), January 1924
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Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 36(10), 1957
(Medical Society of Nova Scotia, 1957) -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 37(2), 1958
(Medical Society of Nova Scotia, 1958) -
Nova Scotia Medical Bulletin 38(2), 1959
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Physiological Remodelling of Mitral Valve Chordae Tendineae In The Maternal Bovine Heart
(2016-08-11)Pregnancy is a cardiac volume-overload state that triggers heart valve remodelling. The bovine mitral valve anterior leaflet increases in area by ~35%, with a striking ~22% increase in the number of chordae tendineae ... -
Predicting Hypertension by Twenty Years Postpartum Using Perinatal Data
(2020-05-07)Study Design For a population-based cohort of 90,316 women with deliveries recorded in the Nova Scotia Atlee Perinatal Database between 1988 and 2009, pregnancy-related data were linked with provincial administrative ... -
RATES AND DETERMINANTS OF PRETERM BIRTH IN PREGNANCIES COMPLICATED BY DIABETES MELLITUS
(2014-08-15)This population-based retrospective cohort study involving all singleton births between 1988 and 2009 in Nova Scotia estimated the rate of preterm birth less than 37 weeks and less than 34 weeks among pregnancies complicated ...