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We investigated perinatal and maternal deaths occurring among women who were members of a religious group in Indiana; these women received no prenatal care and gave birth at home without trained attendants. Members of the religious group had a perinatal mortality rate three times higher and a maternal mortality rate about 100 times higher than the statewide rates. These findings suggest that, even in the United States, women who avoid obstetric care have a greatly increased risk of perinatal and maternal death.

作者:A M, Kaunitz;C, Spence;T S, Danielson;R W, Rochat;D A, Grimes

来源:American journal of obstetrics and gynecology 1984 年 150卷 7期

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作者:
A M, Kaunitz;C, Spence;T S, Danielson;R W, Rochat;D A, Grimes
来源:
American journal of obstetrics and gynecology 1984 年 150卷 7期
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Age Factors Americas Causes Of Death Christianity Cohort Analysis Delivery Of Health Care Delivery--complications Demographic Factors Developed Countries Fetal Death Health Health Services Indiana Infant Mortality Maternal Age Maternal Age, 35 And Over Maternal Health Services Maternal Mortality--religious aspects Maternal-child Health Services Mortality Neonatal Mortality North America Northern America Parental Age Population Population Characteristics Population Dynamics Pregnancy Pregnancy Outcomes Prenatal Care Primary Health Care Religion Reproduction Research Methodology Self Care Treatment United States
We investigated perinatal and maternal deaths occurring among women who were members of a religious group in Indiana; these women received no prenatal care and gave birth at home without trained attendants. Members of the religious group had a perinatal mortality rate three times higher and a maternal mortality rate about 100 times higher than the statewide rates. These findings suggest that, even in the United States, women who avoid obstetric care have a greatly increased risk of perinatal and maternal death.