15:04 Jul 14, 2023 |
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4 +1 | spontaneous abortion, last menstruation |
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spontaneous abortion, last menstruation Explanation: P = potrat (spontaneous abortion / miscarriage) UPT - umelé prerušenie tehotenstva (voluntary abortion) PM 2016 = last menstruation in 2016 Is not "UPT" followed by "0" instead of "D"? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 h (2023-07-14 17:03:15 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Just for clarification, it should say "voluntary abortion...", not "spontaneous abortion..." in bold above -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 den 1 h (2023-07-15 16:35:53 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Authors of this kind of reports sometimes use "O" to mean "0": "GA: porody 2- SC, abortus O, UPT O" https://www.akutne.cz/res/publication/000119/63-mikulov-hzt-... "Gynekologická anamnéza 1 dítě; SC: 1; abortus: O; UPT: O" https://is.vszdrav.cz/th/xm1q8/OUSKOVA_DENISA_3CVS.pdf However, this most probably does not apply to this case as "UPT" is preceded by "1x". On the other hand, "D" alone does not seem to be enough to denote any particular type of induced abortion, it could nevertheless perhaps stand for "at home" (i.e. the abortion pill) as opposed to surgical methods performed at clinics (e.g. D&C, D&E). To be more precise, the term "potrat" means "abortion", i.e. both a spontaneous abortion/miscarriage (this case since specified as such) and an induced/voluntary one. "Ab" (abort/abortus) is used in the report to mean "induced/voluntary termination of pregnancy". |
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