Asymptomatic bacteriuria (ABU) is one of the bacterial infections most frequently found in women in all age groups, particularly in postmenopausal women. Around 10-25% of women suffer from symptomatic urinary tract infection (UTI) all their life. Several risk factors are associated with the occurrence of ABU in females, such as a history of UTI, sexual activity, diabetes mellitus, personal hygi…
Low Birth Weight (LBW/BBLR) target set at the target nutrition improvement program. to Healthy Indonesia 2010 is 7%. Data of Dinas Kesehatan of Magetan were mothers who delivery of low birth weight baby is highest at Kecamatan Plaosan was 21 births (9.05%). The aim of the study to know the relationship of upper arm circumference (ULA) trimester III of pregnancy with birth weight in the BPS Keca…
Anemia remains a primary concern to pregnant women. Anemia still represent a high profile condition above 50%. There is no doubt that such condition will induce bad impacts on the babies to be born. This observation aims for understanding the relationship between anemic condition and the outcome of the pregnancy, based on the results of a case-controlled analytical survey. The study took place …
Postpartum bleeding is the important cause in maternal death case, especially in developing countries. Bleeding which cause rapid lost of blood occurred due to atonia, where there is no soft uterus contraction. One effort to overcome atonia utery bleeding is by performing uterus massage, but if the bleeding cannot be stopped, bimanual internal compression should be initiated. The aim of this re…
The previous study has shown that combination of Acalypha indica Linn and Peperonmia pellucida [L.] H.B.K. gave effect on reducing uric acid of white rats. The objective of this study was to study was to study the effect of the extract combination of A, indica and P. pellucid on liver function of white ras to 72 male and female rats after 30 days administration. The study showed that there was …
Sarcococcygel teratomy is the most common: solid neoplasm in neonates. Diagnosis is based on clinical findings, radiographic, and tumor markers. Most of them are benign, with early surgical clinical finding, radiographic, and tumor markers. Most of them are benign, with early surgical excision as the adequate therapy, while the immature type requires further chemotherapy with poorer prognosis. …