Prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome
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The fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) is the most avoidable handicap of newborns. It describes prenatal damages which result from the alcohol consumption of the mother. These can be: reduced body length and weight (pre- and postnatal), microcephaly, musculoskeletal, mental and statomotoric developmental retardations and impaired coordinative ability. There are preventive measures of which the efficiency is examined. Already, short counseling interviews, so-called short interventions, increase the abstinence of pregnant women.
GMS Health Technology Assessment; 9:Doc10; ISSN 1861-8863
- Medical University of Vienna Austria
- GESUNDHEIT OSTERREICH GMBH Austria
- Medica University of Vienna Austria
- MEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAT GRAZ Austria
- Medical Universty of Vienna Austria
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FETAL DISEASES, INFANT, NEWBORN, Intervention, fetales Alkohol-Syndrom, Prävention, FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME, Article, FETALES ALKOHOL-SYNDROM, fetal diseases, infant, newborn, prevention, Fetuskrankheiten, ALCOHOL-INDUCED DISORDERS, Kind, neugeborenes, ALKOHOLINDUZIERTE STÖRUNGEN, FRAUEN, intervention, alkoholinduzierte Störungen, FETUSKRANKHEITEN, FASD, WOMEN, FAS, 610 Medical sciences; Medicine, Frauen, KIND, NEUGEBORENES, ddc: 610, women, alcohol-induced disorders, fetal alcohol syndrome
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