López-Candiani C

Language: Spanish
References: 15
Page: 69-73
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ABSTRACT

Pediatric prenatal consultation is not common in México, although it has benefits for physician, family and the future infant. It allows the beginning of a physician-family relationship to obtain medical information and identify possible risks in mother and infant newborn; it gives parents information on medical care in the delivery room and anticipates actions with parental involving in decisions when a high-risk is detected. Emotional support to mothers is given and it begins parental education in infants care.

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