当教室7ヵ年間の晩期妊娠中毒症の統計的観察

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Two hundreds one cases of gestational toxemia in prolonged pregnancy were observed between January 1957 and December, 1963. The incidental ratio of these cases was 6.1 % of prolonged pregnancy and many of them occurred, in patients with primiparas. They were most frequently seen in winter and spring.<BR>We have divided gestational toxemia into two main groups, i. e. the fundamental toxemia and the specific toxemia. Further classification of the first group was done into 4 types by the results of findings upon the status of hypertension, albuminuria, and edema both during prignancy and in the puerperium: type 1 had less frequent symptoms and type 4 the highest.<BR>Albuminuria was the most persistent disorder among three main symptoms mentioned as above.
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