Preterm baby survival and care round the world
全球早产婴儿生存与管理状况
Estimated distribution of causes of 3.1 million neonatal deaths in193 countries in 2010. Source: Updated from Lawn et al., 2005, using data from2010 published in Liu L, et al., 2012.
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Figure,Pretermbirthsin 2010,Source,Blencowe,H,etal.(2012)Chapter2:15millionpretermbirths:Priorities for action based on national,regional and globalestimates,In 80m Too Soon;the Global ActionReport on Preterm Birth. http://www./pmnch/media/new/2012/botntoosoon_chapter2.pdf2012[79].Notapplicable=non WHO Members State
Figure 2. Increasing survival gap for preterm babiesaround the world: Regional variation in preterm birth as direct cause ofneonatal deaths showing change between 2000 to 2010. Source: Born Too Soon, Chapter5 . Data from Child Health Epidemiology Reference Group and WorldHealth Organization estimates of neonatal causes of death (Liu et al. 2012) .
Figure 3. Preterm births by gestational age and region forthe year 2010. Based on Millennium Development Goal regions. Source:
Reproducedwith permission from Blencowe et al. (2012) National, regional and worldwideestimates of preterm birth rates in the year 2010 with
timetrends since 1990 for selected countries: a systematic analysis andimplications. Lancet 379(9832): 2162-2172.
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Overview of defi nitions for preterm birth and relatedpregnancy outcomes. Source: Reproduced with permission from Blencowe
etal. (2012) National, regional and worldwide estimates of preterm birth rates inthe year 2010 with time trends since 1990 for selected countries: a systematicanalysis and implications. Lancet 379(9832): 2162-2172.
The history of neonatal care in the United Kingdom and theUnited States shows that dramatic declines in neonatal mortality are possibleeven before neonatal intensive care is scaled up. Source: Born TooSoon, Chapter 5 [113]. Acroynms used: ANCS = antenatal