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106 <strong>Patterns</strong><strong>of</strong> Mortality in Childhood<br />

Premature separation <strong>of</strong> placenta (nor-<br />

TABLE 49. Certain Conditions <strong>of</strong> Placenta and<br />

Cord as Underlying or Associated Causes <strong>of</strong> mally implanted) is ablation <strong>of</strong> the placenta<br />

Neonatal Deaths in 15 Projects Combined, occurring before the third stage <strong>of</strong> labor<br />

Cause Underlying Associated (expulsion period). Bleeding (concealed or<br />

apparent) is a constant sign. Abruptio pla-<br />

Total (770, 771) ................ 801 205 centae is an extensive separation and in<br />

590 84 certain studies has been reported to occur<br />

Conditions <strong>of</strong> placenta (770) ....<br />

in about 20 per cent <strong>of</strong> patients with pre-<br />

Placenta previa (770.0) ......... 305 17<br />

Premature separation (770.1) .... 261 59 mature separation <strong>of</strong> placenta (Babson<br />

and Benson, 1966). Neonatal <strong>mortality</strong> from<br />

Other (rest <strong>of</strong> 770) ............. 24 8 <br />

181 premature separation as underlying cause<br />

Conditions <strong>of</strong> cord (771) .......... 1.211 <br />

varied from 160.9 per 100,000 live births in<br />

the California project to 5.3 in Bolivia and<br />

susceptible <strong>of</strong> being prevented, early recogare<br />

obvi- 4.9 in Kingston-St. Andrew. In 59 deaths<br />

nition and adequate management<br />

this condition was an associated cause.<br />

ously important.<br />

TABLE 50. Neonatal Mortalitya from Certain Conditions <strong>of</strong> Placenta and Cord as Underlying Causes<br />

and with Immaturity as Associated Cause in 15 Projects.<br />

Underlying cause<br />

Associated cause<br />

Immaturity (777)<br />

Conditions <strong>of</strong> placenta<br />

(770)<br />

Conditions<br />

<strong>of</strong> cord Consequence Contributory<br />

Project Other (771) <strong>of</strong> conditions to conditions<br />

Placenta Premature<br />

Total revia separation (rest <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> placenta <strong>of</strong> cord<br />

(770) (771)<br />

(770.0) (770.1) 770)<br />

No. Rate No. Rate i.. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate No. Rate<br />

Total ................. 590 124.5 305 04.3 261 55.: 24 5.1 211 44.5 <br />

513 108.2 80 10.9<br />

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ARGENTINA<br />

- - 7 39.8 13 73.9 -<br />

Chaco Province ........ 17 00.0 13 73.9 4 22.7 <br />

9 38.5 4 17.1 24 102.7 22 94.2 10 42.8<br />

San Juan Province ..... 26 111.3 13 55.7<br />

- 24 63.8 10 42.5 12 31.9<br />

BOLIVIA project ........ 18 47.0 16 42.5 2 5.3 -<br />

BRAZIL.<br />

- 25 82.2 30 98.7 16<br />

Realte ................ 33 108.0 18 50.2 15 49.3 - 52.6<br />

82.2 2 11.0<br />

Ribeiraio Prtto ......... 18 08.7 3 16.4 13 71.3 2 11.0 7 38.4 15 <br />

24 41.3 61 104.9 10 17.2<br />

Sao Paulo ............. 73 125.. 30 67.1 33 56.7 1 1.7 <br />

CANADA<br />

- 2 11.8 10 94.3 1 5.0<br />

11 64.8 7 41.2 -<br />

Sherbrooke ............ 1 100.1 <br />

121.6 8 18.4<br />

CIIILE project .......... 64 140.9 52 119.3 8 18.4 4 9.2 18 41.3 53<br />

COLOMBIA<br />

7 33.2 24 113.7 ­ ­<br />

20 123.2 14 00.4 11 52.1 1 4.7<br />

Call ..................<br />

- - 4 22.3 33 184.4 - ­<br />

201.1 20 145.3 10 55.9<br />

Cartagena ............ 30 <br />

16 82.5 - - 5 25.8 20 149.5 1 5.2<br />

Medellin .............. 33 170.1 17 87.6 <br />

51.6 24 77.4 7 22.6<br />

El. SALVADOR project. 27 87.0 17 54.8 7 22.0 3 9.7 10 <br />

JAMAICA<br />

Kingston-St. Andrew... 19 46.4 16 39.1 2 4,9 1 2.4 11 26.9 18 43.9 4 0.8<br />

MEXICO<br />

Monterrey ............ 91 171.7 34 64.1 52 98.1 5 0.4 25 47.2 73 137.7 4 7.5<br />

UNITED STATES<br />

California project .... 91 203.4 16 35.8 72 160.9 3 6.7 12 26.8 80 102.2 5 11.2<br />

Rates per 100,000 live births.

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