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Re: SIDS and subsequent pregnancy From: Ralf Witteler (wittele@uni-muenster.de) Tue Oct 29 13:27:23 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: Micronised progesterone" Previous message: Robert Brenner: "Funny stuff" In reply to: T-H Bui, Clinical Genetics, Karolinska Hospital: "Re: SIDS and subsequent pregnancy" Next in thread: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: SIDS and subsequent pregnancy" On Tue, 29 Oct 1996, T-H Bui, Clinical Genetics, Karolinska Hospital wrote: > Perhaps this is common knowledge elsewhere, but here it was first during the > last 5 years that newborns and children 1-2 year-old were put laying on > their back rather than on their belly. I think it is now well established > that this simple (?) measure has been associated with a very significant > drop in the frequency of SIDS. The association of SIDS and laying babies on their belly was also found here as a result of a large study in Westfalia by Prof. Jorch, University Children Hospital, Muenster. Dr. R. Witteler | University of Muenster | Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology wittele@uni-muenster.de | Albert Schweitzer Str. 33 Tel +49 251 838002 | D-48149 Muenster / Germany Next message: Peter V. Weston, M.D.: "Re: Micronised progesterone" Previous message: Robert Brenner: "Funny stuff" In reply to: T-H Bui, Clinical Genetics, Karolinska Hospital: "Re: SIDS and subsequent pregnancy" Next in thread: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: SIDS and subsequent pregnancy"

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