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[Pregnancy and delivery in 12 to 15 year-old girls (author's transl)]
From January 1st 1974 to March 1st 1980, altogether 51 girls under the age of 16 were admitted for delivery at the 2nd Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Vienna, Medical School. By means of the following parameters, i. e. premature birth rate = 5.9%, rate of gestosis (GI greater than 3) = 3.9 and perinatal mortality rate = 0, the question of clinical assessment of gestation as high-risk pregnancy in the case of young girls in discussed yet again. For the total number of reported cases within the specified period, the rate of premature birth is 8.7%, the corresponding rate of gestosis is 6.7 and the overall perinatal mortality rate is 1.6%.
From January 1st 1974 to March 1st 1980, altogether 51 girls under the age of 16 were admitted for delivery at the 2nd Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Vienna, Medical School. By means of the following parameters, i. e. premature birth rate = 5.9%, rate of gestosis (GI greater than 3) = 3.9 and perinatal mortality rate = 0, the question of clinical assessment of gestation as high-risk pregnancy in the case of young girls in discussed yet again. For the total number of reported cases within the specified period, the rate of premature birth is 8.7%, the corresponding rate of gestosis is 6.7 and the overall perinatal mortality rate is 1.6%.