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216-POS by Facca, Thais A, Sabino, Amelia R, Sato, Jussara, Fama, Eduado A, Junior, Guilherme S, Mastroianni-Kirsztajn, Gianna, Sass, Nelson

“…Objectives Evaluation of outpatients with glomerupathies who had pregnancy complicated by arterial hypertension. Methods Retrospective study with 52 women who…”
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151-POS by Sass, Nelson, Silveira, Miriam RF, Oliveira, Leandro G, Facca, Thais A, Sato, Jussara L, Korkes, Henri A, Mesquita, Maria RS

“…Objectives Assessment of all maternal deaths and the proportion of maternal deaths related to International Disease Code (CID-10) O.10–O.16) reported by…”
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148-POS by Sass, Nelson, Ferreira, Dayana C, Almeida, Marcela M.A, Facca, Thais A, Silveira, Miriam R.F, Chalem, Elisa, Korkes, Henri A, Oliveira, Leandro G

“…Objectives Epidemiological data points that 50.0% of the Brazilian population has abnormal body mass index (BMI), of all ages and social classes. Whereas…”
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219-POS by Sass, Nelson, Sato, Jussara L, Facca, Thais A, Gomes, Vinicius A.C.C, Silva Júnior, Hélio T, Mesquita, Maria R.S, Korkes, Henri A, Oliveira, Leandro G

“…Objectives There has been an increase in the number of pregnancies in renal transplant recipients. In recent years there has been a change from the option of…”
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245-POS by Facca, Thais A, Fama, Eduado A, Annicchino, Giuliana, Vieira, Juliana, Vasconçelos, Juliana, Campos, Rafaela, Ierardi, Mariana G, Geraldo, Mariana S, Silva, Mayra B, Ortega, Bruna R, Sabino, Amelia R, Mastroianni-Kirsztajn, Gianna, Sass, Nelson

“…Objectives Medical school in Brazil lasts six years to permit the M.D. degree; the first four years are theoretical and the last two are internship. This study…”
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[216-POS]: The importance of nephrologist follow-up during and after pregnancy complicated with preeclampsia by Facca, Thais A., Sabino, Amelia R., Sato, Jussara, Fama, Eduado A., Junior, Guilherme S., Mastroianni-Kirsztajn, Gianna, Sass, Nelson

“…Evaluation of outpatients with glomerupathies who had pregnancy complicated by arterial hypertension. Retrospective study with 52 women who started monitoring…”
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[219-POS]: Tacrolimus as the first choice of immunosuppressive therapy in kidney transplantation pregnant did not reduce significantly maternal and perinatal risks. A preliminary analysis by Sass, Nelson, Sato, Jussara L., Facca, Thais A., Gomes, Vinicius A.C.C., Silva Júnior, Hélio T., Mesquita, Maria R.S., Korkes, Henri A., Oliveira, Leandro G.

“…There has been an increase in the number of pregnancies in renal transplant recipients. In recent years there has been a change from the option of…”
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[151-POS]: Maternal mortality in Brazil and proportion to hypertensive disorders: A trend of stagnation by Sass, Nelson, Silveira, Miriam RF, Oliveira, Leandro G., Facca, Thais A., Sato, Jussara L., Korkes, Henri A., Mesquita, Maria RS

“…Assessment of all maternal deaths and the proportion of maternal deaths related to International Disease Code (CID-10) O.10–O.16) reported by DATASUS…”
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[148-POS]: Obesity in women who had preeclampsia (PE) in previous pregnancy remains as a cardiovascular risk: A first look by Sass, Nelson, Ferreira, Dayana C., Almeida, Marcela M.A., Facca, Thais A., Silveira, Miriam R.F., Chalem, Elisa, Korkes, Henri A., Oliveira, Leandro G.

“…Epidemiological data points that 50.0% of the Brazilian population has abnormal body mass index (BMI), of all ages and social classes. Whereas excess fatty…”
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[245-POS]: Assessment of medical students’ knowledge about preeclampsia by Facca, Thais A., Fama, Eduado A., Annicchino, Giuliana, Vieira, Juliana, Vasconçelos, Juliana, Campos, Rafaela, Ierardi, Mariana G., Geraldo, Mariana S., Silva, Mayra B., Ortega, Bruna R., Sabino, Amelia R., Mastroianni-Kirsztajn, Gianna, Sass, Nelson

“…Medical school in Brazil lasts six years to permit the M.D. degree; the first four years are theoretical and the last two are internship. This study assessed…”
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