Dummy use, thumb sucking, mouth breathing and cot death

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作者：

M. P. L'Hoir

A. C. Engelberts

G. T. J. van Well

P. H. Damsté

N. K. Idema

P. Westers

G. J. Mellenbergh

W. H. G. Wolters

J. Huber

机构：

[1] University Medical Centre Utrecht/Wilhelmina Children's Hospital,

[2] Utrecht,undefined

[3] The Netherlands Fax: +31-30-2505325,undefined

[4] Department of Pediatrics,undefined

[5] Leiden University Medical Center,undefined

[6] Leiden,undefined

[7] The Netherlands,undefined

[8] Faculty of Medicine,undefined

[9] University of Utrecht,undefined

[10] Utrecht,undefined

[11] The Netherlands,undefined

[12] Health Department,undefined

[13] GG&GD,undefined

[14] Regio IJssel Vecht,undefined

[15] Zwolle,undefined

[16] The Netherlands,undefined

[17] Centre for Biostatistics,undefined

[18] University of Utrecht,undefined

[19] Utrecht,undefined

[20] The Netherlands,undefined

[21] Department of Methodology,undefined

[22] Faculty of Psychology,undefined

[23] University of Amsterdam,undefined

[24] Amsterdam,undefined

[25] The Netherlands,undefined

来源：

European Journal of Pediatrics | 1999年 / 158卷

关键词：

Key words Cot death; Sudden infant death syndrome; Dummy use; Mouth breathing; Breast feeding;

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摘要：

In the Netherlands a case control study into cot death was undertaken as part of the European Concerted Action on sudden infant death syndrome. Children between 1 week and 2 years of age who died suddenly and unexpectedly were reported. Non cot death cases were excluded after a consensus by three pathologists. The study comprised 73 cot death cases and two controls per case, matched for date of birth. Compared to national data, the coverage was 91%. We investigated whether in the Netherlands new risk or preventive factors might have emerged. The present report focuses on the relative risks of dummy use, thumb sucking, breast versus bottle feeding, and sleeping with the mouth open.

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页码：896 / 901

页数：5