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Die Analyse der Ursachen der Müttersterblichkeit in England [1] zeigt, dass der mütterliche Suizid nach der Wochenbettperiode die häufigste Todesursache
ist. Dabei stellen die anamnestisch bekannte Depression (Inzidenz: 15–30 %) und die
postpartale Depression (Inzidenz: 10 %) die bedeutendsten psychischen Erkrankungen
von Müttern dar.
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Anschrift des Autors:
Dr. med. Werner Stadlmayr
Universitäts-Frauenklinik Inselspital
Effingerstr. 102
CH-3010 Bern
Email: wstadlmayr@gmx.com
