Nursing care for women with rusty-pipe syndrome: About a case.

At the beginning of breastfeeding, difficulties such as rusty-pipe syndrome may appear. Very little known, it presents with colostrum that is brown in color, rusty or bloody in appearance bilaterally. Despite having a spontaneous resolution and being painless, it requires education and training in its approach by health personnel. This syndrome generates stress and maternal concern. The clinical case of a postpartum woman who wishes to breastfeed is presented, the situation experienced during the first postpartum week and the care plan that is designed and applied in the midwife's primary care consultation to achieve the initial objective are reported. and maintenance of breastfeeding. Resolution is spontaneous during the first days, it is recommended to assess the newborn's tolerance to colostrum and not suspend breastfeeding in general for this reason. More research is required to publicize this syndrome and improve the advice and counselling of breastfeeding professionals.

Efectividad de la pauta de alimentación en la prevención y manejo de la preeclampsia en la actualidad. Revisión bibliográfica. / Effectiveness Of The Feeding Regimen In The Prevention And Management Of Preeclampsia Today. Bibliographic Review

La preeclampsia aparece entre el 2-10% de las gestaciones a partir de la vigésima semana de gestación y con más frecuencia en el embarazo a término, las medidas más importantes van encaminadas a la prevención. El objetivo de esta revisión bibliográfica es conocer la efectividad de la pauta de alimentación en la prevención y manejo de la preeclampsia. Se han revisado 18 publicaciones recientes de los últimos 5 años. En general, las gestantes suelen experimentar excesiva ganancia ponderal y bajo consumo de los principales minerales. Las grasas mono y poliinsaturadas y granos refinados pueden aumentar el riesgo de preeclampsia. Es necesario la valoración y educación nutricional en la mujer en edad fértil y especialmente en las gestantes con riesgo de preeclampsia. (AU)

Preeclampsia appears between 2-10% of pregnancies from the twentieth week of gestation and more frequently in term pregnancy, the most important measures are aimed at prevention. The objective of this bibliographical review is to know the effectiveness of the feeding regimen in the prevention and management of preeclampsia. 18 recent publications from the last 5 years have been reviewed. In general, pregnant women tend to experience excessive weight gain and low consumption of the main minerals. Monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats and refined grains may increase the risk of preeclampsia. Nutritional assessment and education is necessary in women of childbearing age and especially in pregnant women at risk of preeclampsia. (AU)

Manejo del corioangioma placentario gigante: a propósito de un caso / Management of giant placental chorioangioma: a case report

El corioangioma placentario es el tumor no trofoblástico más frecuente de la placenta, con una incidencia de un 1%, de origen benigno y etiología desconocida. El riesgo de complicaciones durante la gestación aumenta notablemente cuando el diámetro es mayor de 4 cm (gigante). Se expone el caso de una mujer primigesta de 26 + 6 semanas de gestación, derivada a nuestro centro por presentar sensación de dinámica uterina. Se le diagnosticó un corioangioma placentario de 6 5 5 cm, y permaneció hospitalizada en la planta de obstetricia durante 1 mes por polihidramnios y sospecha de bolsa rota. A las 39 + 6 de gestación se indicó la inducción de parto por presentar una amniorrexis espontánea. Tras el parto eutócico nació una niña sana. El informe de anatomía patológica confirmó el diagnóstico de corioangioma, corioamnionitis de grado I y liberación de meconio intraútero. El posparto cursó sin complicaciones

Placental corioangioma is the most frequent non-trophoblastic tumor of the placenta with an incidence of 1%, of benign origin and of unknown etiology. The risk of complications during pregnancy increases markedly when the diameter is longer than 4 cm (giant). We present the case of a first time mother of 26 + 6 weeks of gestation derived from sensation of uterine dynamics, placental chorioangioma of 6x5cm was diagnosed. She was hospitalized in Obstetrics for 1 month due to polyhydramnios and suspected ruptured bag. At 39 + 6 of gestation, induction of labor is indicated by spontaneous amniorrhexis, a healthy woman is born after eutocic delivery. The pathology report confirms corioangioma, chorioamnionitis grade I and intrauterine meconium release. Postpartum without complications