1.The status of melasma in non- pregnant women
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;512(5):71-73
Study on 274 non-pregnant women with melasma at the age of 15-67, treated in Hanoi Dermatology Hospital from November 2001 to October 2004. The results: melasma was a common disease in all of age of woman, but it accounted for 86.49% in 25-55 years old group. Melasma with localized lesions in epithelium accounted for high percentage (58.03%) then mixed lesions (20.2%). The lesions occurred in both 2 cheeks among 50.73% of worker and farmer patients. 6.56% of patients with pigment disorder skin disease, 26.64% patients with chronic disease, 19.7% of patients had related factors such as spontaneous abortion, abortion or taking contraceptive pills, 9.72% of patients had endocrine diseases
Melanosis
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Women
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Pregnant Women
2.Efficacy of daily versus weekly supplementation with folic acid on anemia status of rural women during pregnancy.
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2002;12(1):24-30
The efficacy of iron, acid folic supplement between weekly and daily groups showed that: the Hb concentration changed similar between weekly and daily groups after 16 weeks supplement and increased in both groups. Hb concentration of weekly group increased significantly (from 11.4+/-0.9 g/dl at baseline to 12.1+/-1.1 g/dl after 16 wks; P<0.01) and daily group increased significantly (from 11.1+/-0.5 g/dl at baseline to 12.2+/-1.3 g/dl after 16 wks; P<0.001). The side effect in weekly supplement group was lower than in daily supplement group (33% vs. 50%) during 6 first weekly after baseline.
Anemia
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Pregnant Women
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women
3.Mean 24-hour calcium intake of pregnant women
Ho Chi Minh city Medical Association 2003;8(1):3-6
In the 24 hours regime of 80 pregnant unipars women aged 19-45 in a gestation of < 20 weeks without complication, monitored in Hung Vuong Hospital, the average content of Ca of 326g was quantified. Calcium was supplied by milk, in the women calcium supplied group, the mean content of calcium was 422gr, versus 219 gram daily in no calci supplied group. Mean caloric intake was 1.624 613Kcal. Mean protein, carbohydrate and lipid intake were 60 28, 269 94 and 34 26 gram daily respectively. A half of subject number has < 60g protein daily in the diet and 35% among them had a non-protein calories
Calcium
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Pregnant Women
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Women
4.Study on the change of T3, T4, TSH concentrations in the blood of pregnant women
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2003;281(2):17-20
RIA and IRMA irradiation quantification technique was applicated for determining the concentration of triiodothyrosin (T3), thyroxin (T4), thyroid stimulating hormon (TSH) in blood of normal woman and pregnant woman. Results showed the significantly higher level of TSH and FT4 has not considerable difference in comparing with normal woman (no pregnancy). For verifying the thyroid disease in pregnant woman, TSH and FT4 should be quantified
Pregnant Women
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Blood
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Women
5.Fetal biparietal diameter from 28 weeks of gestation measured with ultrasound
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2003;285(6):12-16
From September 1999 to September 2001 in the Institute of protection of mother and newborn, a study was conducted to measure the biparietal diameter of fetus using ultrasound on 115 pregnant women aged 20-45 among them 53 (54,8%) unipara, 44 (38,3%) secundipara and 8 (6,9%0 multipara women. In the study, a total of 597 ultrasound examination was performed. Results showed a strict correlation between the diameter and the age of fetus during the period from 28 weeks. In average, biparietal diameter reaches an increase of 1,68 mm weekly
Ultrasonography
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pregnant women
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Women
6.Advanced Practice Nurses in Women's Health.
Korean Journal of Women Health Nursing 2004;10(3):187-189
No abstract available.
Women's Health*
7.Women's Health Nurse Practicioners in the USA.
Korean Journal of Women Health Nursing 2004;10(1):5-7
No abstract available.
Women's Health*
8.Relation between endocrine factors and cancer - some opinions of the some women's cancers
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 1999;2():5-7
There was strong evidence of the relation of endocrine factors with the some women's cancers, especially breast cancer, endometrial cancer, ovarian cancer, prostate cancer, thyroid cancer, bone cancer and testicle cancer. The factors such as obesity, nutritional regimen, childhood exercise, puberty and natural endocrine status related with the cancer. From which this paper introduced the strategy for intervention focusing the groups with the high risks, prevention and early detection.
neoplasms
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women
9.Some opinions of general infection among women in the institute of mother and infant protection and care
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):9-12
A study on 134 patients in the institute of mother and infant protection and care has shown that the genital infection was a common sexual transmitted disease. The treatment involved the treatment for both wife and husband and proper guideline. In order to prevent from HIV infection, it should use condom in the intercourse and assure the faith.
Infection
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Women
10.Some factors influence on the RTIs at 4 mountainous communes of Quang Tri province
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1988;221(2):34-40
This reseach was conducted in 4 mountainous communes inluding a Pako minority commune and a Van Kieu minority commune and 2 other communes of Kinh in Qu¶ng TrÞ province. 326 married women were randomly selected for attending and interview and examination. A cross-sectional survey was employed and both clinical and laboratory tests was utilized during data collection process. It was explored that 63.80% of the sample were suffering from RTIs. In addition, geographical, ethnic, educational level factors, age and time in marriage, abortion and some reproductive hygiene habits effected on the RTIs prevalence.
Infection
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Women