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Rev Mex Pediatr 1999; 66 (1)

Relación entre la concentración de cortisol en el suero y la adaptación al estrés perinatal de los niños recién nacidos

Rodríguez ZJJ, Zavala MA, Mendoza DS, López TNL

Language: Spanish
References: 12
Page: 18-20
PDF size: 116.80 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The perinatal stress is a knowledge factor to have influence about the sympathoadrenal operating of newborn infant. To outline thet if major risk of morbidity then have major cortisol seric levels.
We studied 60 newborn infants admitted to Newborn Infant Service of Regional Hospital «Lic. Adolfo López Mateos» from ISSSTE. This patients were separated by three groups with twenty patients each one. The patients were assigned to each group by means Lubschenco’s epidemiologic risk score. To each patient was evaluated cortisol seric levels at sixty minutes, and twenty four and forty eight hours of live. We did not found any correlation between morbidity and seric levels of cortisol. There’s statistical difference only between group 1 and group 2 on the average values of the cortisol seric levels at the 60 minutes (p minor 0.05). We concluded the raising in neonatal morbidity do not be associated directly with cortisol seric levels.


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