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Irma Molina 1 , 1 Universidad Austral de Chile, Chile; 2 Servicio de Salud Vadivia, Chile
Longitudinal study of an index group, 76 with violence and control group,46 without violence to
compare anthropometric growth and use of health services of children whose mothers suffered
maltreatment with children coming from families without violence. Respiratory diseases were the
most prevalent cause of consultation and hospital admission. Children in the index group had a 2.8
times higher risk of bronchopneumoniae in the post natal period and a poor attendance to health
care controls. Four children cerebral contusion was registered as the cause of hospital admission.
New strategies are necessary to detect and prevent child abuse and neglect.
3118.175 Domestic violence impact on the reproductive and, Irma Molina 1 , Estela Arcos 1 ,
Myrna Uarac 2 , Angela Rappossi 3 , Marlene Ulloa 4 , 1 Universidad Austral de Chile, Chile,
2 3 4
Servicio de Salud Valdivia, Chile, Psychologiest. Chile, Midwife, Chile
A longitudinal epidemiological study of pregnant women with and without domestic violence
during, at labor and the newborn, from Urban Primary Health Care Center. In women suffering
violence during pregnancy there was a higher risk of Urinary Tract Infection, Intrauterine Growth
Restriction and, Pregnancy Intrahepatic Cholestasis. In mothers with previus violence experiences
the obstetric morbidity showed abortion relative risk, Pregnancy Hypertensive Syndrome,
Pregnancy Intrahepatic Cholestasis. The newborn from the violence group showed lower weight,
size and pediatric gestational age, p