Registro de gravidez com zika nos EUA: profissionais de saúde tribais: como colaborar

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Registro de gravidez com zika nos EUA: profissionais de saúde tribais: como colaborar

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2017/01/20
By Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.). ...
Series: CDC's Response to Zika

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US Zika Pregnancy Registry : Tribal healthcare providers: how to contribute [Portuguese]
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.). ; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.).
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20 de janeiro de 2017

US Zika Pregnancy Registry : Tribal healthcare providers: how to contribute [Portuguese]

A infecção pelo zika vírus durante a gravidez foi associada a resultados adversos, inclusive interrupção da gravidez e microcefalia, estruturas cerebrais ausentes ou mal desenvolvidas, defeitos do olho e crescimento comprometido em fetos e bebês. Apesar dessas observações, sabe-se muito pouco sobre os riscos de infecção pelo zika vírus durante a gravidez e para os bebês. São necessárias informações sobre o momento da infecção, o risco absoluto e a gama de resultados associados à infecção por zika vírus durante a gravidez e em bebês para orientar a ação da saúde pública relacionada ao zika vírus, assim como testes, avaliação e gestão de mulheres grávidas e bebês expostos ao zika vírus.

CS264715-A

PT_53393.pdf
Subjects:

Pregnancy Pregnancy Complications Registries Sexually Transmitted Diseases Zika Virus Infection
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CDC's Response to Zika ; Resposta do CDC ao zika ; CDC's Response to Zika ; Resposta do CDC ao zika
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Fact Sheet ; Fact Sheet
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2 unnumbered pages
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Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library
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