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Conclusions: MVA treatment was associated with less treatment-
related morbidity and higher levels of satisfaction amongst patients.
Most managers and all healthcare providers stated their satisfaction
with the PAC strategy.
P903
Frequency of sexual dysfunction and related factors
E. Hajikazemi1 , M. Hossainni tabaghdehi. 1 Iran University of Medical
sciences(IUMS) school of Nursing &Midwifeery, 2
Background: Prevalance of sexual dysfunction in many of societies
is high and there are several factors that have important role on
this issue. Sexual dysfunction has negative effect on women and
family health. This study has aimed to determining the frequency
of sexual dysfunctions and related factors in women referred to
health centers of Sari city.
Method and Material: This was a cross-sectional study, in which
questionnaires FSFI were used for data gathering. Sample size was
899 women and sampling method was by multi stages. T-test and
c2 used for analysis.
Results: Regarding ndings, 45.2% of the women had sexual
dysfunction. Frequency of this dysfunction for sexual desire,
excitement, lubrication, orgasm, dyspareunia were respectively
39.6%, 35.5%, 39.8%, 42.7% and 47.3%.
We also found that the dysfunction were mostly related to the
age gap with husband (p = 0.021), permanent fatigue (p = 0.000),
disagreement of the time of having sex (p = 0.000).
Conclusion: considering the results, nding intervention for
prevents the factors that interfere a healthy and happy sexual
life is of great importance. Healthy and happy families are the
consequences of a good intervention in this issue. Safe sexual
function in families is very important, because couples physical
psychosocial healthy are related to sexual function.
P904
Physical and mental handicaps among women examined at
center for victims of sexual assault (CFVSA) in Copenhagen
M. Hilden, K. Sidenius. Center for Victims of Sexual Assault,
University Hosptital Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, DK
Objectives: Victims of sexual assault are examined at specialized
centres, but the organization and service offered differs. The centre
in Copenhagen is the largest in Denmark, with an intake of app. 300
per year. The objective of this study was to present the prevalence of
physical and mental handicaps including sub-stance abuse among
women attending the CFVSA.
Materials and Methods: Data on all women attending the CFVSA
during the period 20012006 who reported a sexual assault were
extracted from an anonymous database.
Results: Included were 1,451 women. A total of 2.9% were registered
as having a physical handicap. Mental handi-caps were registered
as mental disease (7.4%), mental retardation (3.4%) or other mental
handicap (2.4%); with a total prevalence of 13.2%. Daily intake
of psychoactive drugs was reported by 13.3% of all women. A
total of 6.2% received treatment as an out-patient while 1.5% was
hospitalized at a psychiatric department at the time of history
taking. Active alcohol abuse was reported by 3% and drug abuse by
2.4%.
Conclusion: Women with physical and mental handicaps are
common among victims examined at the CVSA in Copenhagen.
Because of their disability they may have special needs recovering
from a sexual assault and the help offered needs to be coordinated
with existing therapy. The sexual assault is for some just one
traumatic event among others and the approach to help these
women has to be multifaceted and in fact underlines the
impor-tance of an interdisciplinary approach involving physicians,
psychologists and social workers.
P905
The effect of motherinfant skin to skin contact on mothers
attachment
A. Karimi1 , T. Khadivzadeh2 , F. Tara2 . 1 Midwifery, Birjand University
of Medical Science, 2 Mashhad University of Medical Science
The rst hours after birth is a critical for parent infant bonding.
skin to skin contact between the infant and mother is necessary
development of future motherinfant attachment and increases
mothers attachment to their infants, also increase mother care
frome infant.
In this randomized control trial 92 Healthy primiparous mother
infant dyads were randomly assigned to skin-to-skin contact and
standard care. In Intervention group skin-to-skin contact was
performed during the rst 2 hours postbirth. mothers attachment
tool was used to dene attachment and anxiety regarding infants.
The data were analysed by t-test.
Results: The nding showed a signicant difference between skin to
skin contact group versus standard care group (P < 0.05) in mothers
attachment and anxiety regarding infants.
Conclusions: According to the nding, motherinfant skin to skin
contact is a efcient method to increase mothers attachment and
to lower their anxiety regarding infants. Motherinfant skin to skin
contact is suggested as a way to reach maternal health.
P906
Breastfeeding duration related to life values, age and education
P. Krepelka, J. Hanacek. Institute for the Care of Mother and Child,
Podolske Nabrezi 157, Prague, Czech Republic
Aim: The aim of this study was to gain insight into breastfeeding
duration, personal characteristics, age and the educational degree.
Design: A cross-sectional, questionnaire-based survey administered
to women six months after the delivery. The sample consisted of
1440 women who gave birth within a year in our hospital from
November 15th 2006 til November 15th 2007.
Methods: women received a questionnaire on breastfeeding
practice. Multiple logistic regression analysis was applied in order
to compare determinants of age, education, personal characteristics,
and breastfeeding prevalence 6 months after the delivery.
Results: Group (n) = 1440. Age: 84% of respondents 2635 years.
Education: 45% secondary, 37% tertiary education. Parity: I 64%,
II 31%, III 5%. Active women 48% (career, sports, travelling),
Women with conservative values 41% (traditional values, family,
tv, literature). Breastfeeding was started by 95% and 74.6% continued
up to 6 month. There was 19.6% not breastfeeding women in active
group and 32.5% in women with conservative values. The highest
percentage of non breastfeeding women was in young women: <20
years 71%, 2125 years 40% and in only primary educated women
71%.
Conclusion: Breastfeeding prevalence 6 months after the delivery
was strongly assossiated with the age, degree of education and life
style of women.
P907
Pregnancy outcome according to maternal weight gain rate
by trimester
E. Lee, G. Son, J. Kwon, Y. Kim, B. Lee, Y. Park. Department of
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Yonsei University Health System, Seoul,
Korea
Objective: The aim of this study was to identify the pregnancy
outcome according to maternal weight gain rate by trimester.
Method: This retrospective study included 950 women who
received continuous routine antenatal care and delivered singleton,
term pregnancy without complications at Yonsei University
Health System from October 2005 to December 2008. Maternal
characteristics, including age, height, pre-pregnancy weight,
weight gain rate by trimester and newborn birth weight,
neonatal morbidity and peripartum maternal complications were