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Clinical and Statistical Observation for Postmaturity, Premature and Fullterm Infants

Journal of the Korean Pediatric Society 1974;17(10):659-667.
Published online October 31, 1974.
Clinical and Statistical Observation for Postmaturity, Premature and Fullterm Infants
Boo Kyung Kang, Kwang Chung Kim, Hyung Sun Yoon
Department of Pediatrics, College of Medicine , Hanyang University
未熟兒 滿潮兒 過熟兒의 臨床的 統計的 比軟觀察
康富鄕, 金光井, 尹亨善
漢陽大學校醫科大學小兒科學敎室
Abstract
We observed one thousand ten newborn babies containing 294 postterm babies who were delivered in our hospital from May 1,1972 to June, 1973. The results were; 1) The distribution of postmaturity was 29.5% in 41 weeks, 17% in 42 weeks, and 7% over 43 weeks gestation period, and 9% in prematurity. 2) Maternal toxemis was revaled 15.4% in fullterm, 17% in post term and 25% in preterm babies. 3) Placental weight according to gestaional age was increased by 42 weeks gestation period, but gradually decreased since 43 weeks gestation period. 4) Body weigth, length and head circumference at birth was increasing accoring to gestational age. 5) Hemoglobin value during first 24 hours was 17. 6 gm% in preterm, 19.1 gm% in fullterm, and 18. 3 gm% in postterm babies. 6) In the type of delivery, Cessarean section and forcep delivery were more in postterm than in preterm or fullterm babies. 7) In Apgar score, postterm and preterm babies revealed poor score in reflex irritability and muscle tone especially.


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