低出生体重流行病学概况，Córdoba部门，哥伦比亚，2020-2021年

IF 0.4 4区综合性期刊 Q4 ECOLOGY

Interciencia Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.59671/lomeitn

Lucelly de las M Benítez Ch, Julia S Vidal A, Luz A Cogollo C, Johafanna E, Romero J, Maria N Pertuz S, Milena P Medrano S

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低出生体重(2500克)是监测孕产妇、围产期和儿童健康进展的最重要指标之一。材料和方法:描述性、定量分析相关性研究。对哥伦比亚Córdoba省卫生发展部公共卫生流行病学监测系统(SIVIGILA)报告的1410例低出生体重新生儿进行了分析。分析使用R统计包和频率表。结果:35%的母亲年龄在17-21岁之间，55%的母亲居住在省会城市。92%的人从事各种行业，82%的人属于阶层，2%的人融入了流动人口，66%的人具有中等教育水平。另一方面，47%的孩子达到了37周的妊娠期，其中94%的孩子被归类为低出生体重。讨论:这些结果与其他作者的结论一致，他们认为社会经济因素影响低出生体重。结论:母亲的社会人口学特征是低出生体重的决定因素。

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Epidemiological profile of low birth weight, department of Córdoba, Colombia, 2020-2021

Low birth weight (<2500 g) is one of the most important indicators to monitor progress in maternal, perinatal and child health. Materials and methods: Descriptive, analytical- correlational study with a quantitative approach. 1410 cases of newborns with low birth weight, reported in the Public Health Epidemiological Surveillance System (SIVIGILA) of the Department of Health Development, in the department of Córdoba, Colombia, were analyzed. For the analysis, the R statistical package and frequency tables were used. Results: 35% of the mothers were between the ages of 17-21 and 55% of them reside in municipal capitals. 92% had various trades as their occupation, 82% belong to stratum 1, 2% integrate the migrant population and 66% have a secondary educational level. On the other hand, 47% of the children reached 37 weeks of gestation and 94% of them were classified as low birth weight. Discussion: These results agree with those of other authors who determined that socioeconomic factors influence low birth weight. Conclusions: The sociodemographic characteristics of the mother are determining factors for low birth weight.

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Interciencia 综合性期刊-生态学

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0.80

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4-8 weeks

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