a posição de amamentar determina o aparecimento do trauma mamilar? ¿la posición del amamantamiento determina la aparición del trauma del pezón? does breast feeding position influence the onset of nipple trauma?
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El estudio buscó identificar las variables de posición y agarre, durante el amamantamiento, relacionadas a los traumas del pezón. Se trata de un estudio de caso y control que investigó el aparecimiento del trauma del pezón en mujeres, internadas en un hospital Universitario de San Pablo, en 2.004 y 2.005. Los casos fueron puerperales, con diagnóstico de trauma del pezón unilateral o bilateral. Para el análisis de los datos, fueron aplicadas las pruebas chi-cuadrado, t de Student, razón de probabilidades (IC= 95%) y análisis de correspondencia. Fueron estudiadas 146 mujeres en el estado puerperal y sus recién nacidos, siendo 73 casos y 73 controles. Las variables de posición y agarre, estadísticamente significativas para la ocurrencia de la lesión, fueron: niño con el cuello torcido, mentón lejos del pezón de la mama e labio inferior virado para dentro. La prevención del trauma, en el inicio del amamantamiento, es decisiva para la continuidad de esta práctica y el acompañamiento de la posición adecuada es determinante para el establecimiento del amamantamiento efectivo y prolongado.
The aim of the study was to identify the breast feeding position and holding variables related to nipple trauma. This case-control study assessed the onset of nipple trauma among women hospitalized at a University Hospital in the city of São Paulo, in 2004 and 2005. Subjects were puerperae diagnosed with unilateral or bilateral nipple trauma. Data analysis was performed using chi-square, Student's t, and odds ratio tests (CI= 95%) and correspondence analysis. Participants were 146 puerperal women and their newborns, being 73 cases and 73 controls. Statistically significant position and holding variables for causing lesions were the following: newborns with their necks bent/contorted, chin away from the breast and lip-related defect (turned inward). Trauma prevention at the beginning of breast feeding is crucial for continuing this practice. Following adequate positioning is decisive for establishing effective and prolonged breast feeding.
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| Authors | ;Kelly Pereira Coca;Mônica Antar Gamba;Rebeca de Sousa e Silva;Ana Cristina Freitas de Vilhena Abrão |
| Journal | FEMS microbiology letters |
| Year | 2009 |
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