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RISK OF HIGH-GRADE CERVICAL
INTRAEPITHELIAL LESION IN HUMAN
PAPILLOMA VIRUS TYPE 16 AND 18
INFECTED WOMEN
I.G.N. Darmaja
*
, K. Suwiyoga
*
,
I.G.A. Artha
**
*
Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology
and
**
Dept. of Pathological Anatomy,
Faculty of Medicine, Udayana
University, Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia
Objective : To examine the role of
HPV 16 and 18 infection as risk
factor for high grade squamous
intraepithelial lesions.
Subjects and methods : Case
control study on 31 high-grade SIL
(HSIL) compared with 30 control at
the Obstetrics and Gynecology
Polyclinics Faculty of Medicine
Udayana University/Sanglah Gene-
ral Hospital Denpasar. Specimen
from endo and ectocervical was
aqcuired by scraping and then
analysed by PCR.
Result : HPV 16 and 18 infections in
HSIL were found in 22 cases (71%),
in control 10 cases (32,3%); HPV
16 infection in HSIL was found in 16
cases (51,6%), in control 7 cases
(22,6%). HPV 18 infection in HSIL
was found in 17 cases (54,8%), in
control 6 cases (19,4%).
HPV 16 and 18 infection carry 7
times higher risk - OR 7 (95% CI :
1,16-42,15), x
2
=7,5 , p=0,04. HPV
16 carries 5,5 times higher risk - OR
5,5 (95% CI : 1,003-30,15), x
2
=4,9
, p=0,02. HPV 18 infection carries
6,5 times higher risk - OR 6,5 (95%
CI : 1,09-36,68), x
2
=6,7 , p=0,007
for HSIL. Approximately 63% and
67% HSIL can be prevented if HPV
16 and HPV 18 infection were
eradicated.
Conclusions : Risk of HSIL in
patients with HPV 16 and 18
infections is 7 times, with HPV 16
infection is 5,5 times, with HPV 18
infection is 6,5 times than those
who are not infected. Patients with
HSIL mostly infected by HPV 18 .
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HISTOPATHOLOGICAL CHORIOAM-
NIONITIS AS RISK FOR PRETERM
LABOR IN SANGLAH HOSPITAL
K. Suardana*, A.A.N. Jaya
Kusuma*, K. Suwiyoga*, A.A.A.N.
Susraini**
*Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
**Dept. of Pathological Anatomy,
Faculty of Medicine, Udayana
University, Sanglah Hospital,
Denpasar
Objective : To examine the role of
histopathologic chorioamnionitis
as risk factor for preterm labor.
Subjects and method : A retro-
spective cohort study was done on
27 chorioamnionitis cases com-
pared with 27 control at delivery
room Sanglah Hospital Denpasar.
Chorioamnionitis was diagnosed
histopathologically.
Result : Preterm labor was found in
62,96 % of chorioamnionitis group
and in 22,22 % of control group.
(RR 2,83, 95%CI 2,33 4,96,
2=9,16, p= 0,002). Without
chorioamnionitis approximately
47,78 % preterm labor can be
prevented
Conclusions : The risk of pretrm
labor in women with chorioam-
nionitis was 2,83 times compared
with women without chorioamnio-
nitis.
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KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE AND PRAC-
TICE ON SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED
DISEASE AND FACTORS INFLUEN-
CING PREMARITAL INTERCOURSE
AMONG PT FLOWERS INDONESIA
WORKERS
Sarwanto, Suhartono Adjik
Health Technology Research Center,
Department of Health, Surabaya,
Indonesia
A research on the knowledge,
attitude, and practice of STD
(Sexual Transmitted Diseases) and
the influencing factors on
premarital intercourse among
adolescent workers was conduct-
ed using secondary data from
the Development of Health
Services Model Research on HIV /
AIDS Infected Prevention for
Adolescent Workers (Step II) in
1999 / 2000. The case studies
research was conducted at PT.
Flower Indonesia Pasuruan East
Java.
By using multivariate logistic
regression analysis (PIN = 0,15
and POUT = 0,20) out of 11
identified variables that may
substantially influenced the inci-
dence of premarital intercourse
among adolescent workers, only
3 variables have been identified:
length of work in the industry (p =
0,0779), income (p = 0,0426)
and knowledge (p = 0,1119).
The risk (Odd ratio) for prema-
rital intercourse among adoles-
cent workers who work in the
industry for 5 years or more was
3.5. The risk of adolescent workers
with income of Rp 200.001,- to Rp
250.000,- was 1.6, and among
adolescent workers with low know-
ledge (score less than 79) the risk
was 1.2 .
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RISK OF IMMINENT PRETERM LABOR
IN PREGNANCY WITH URINARY
TRACT INFECTION
I Nyoman Nuada*, Made Kornia
Karkata*, Ketut Suastika**
*Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology
**Dept. of Internal Medicine, Faculty
of Medicine, Udayana University,
Denpasar, Indonesia
Objective : To determine the risk of
threatened preterm labor on
pregnant women with urinary tract
infection.
Design and method : Case-control
study on 50 women who visited
labor ward and obstetric polyclinic
in Sanglah Hospital; 25 with threat-
ened preterm labor and other 25
as control (term pregnant women
not in labor). The urine culture,
colony count and sensitivity test
was performed on their mid
stream urine
Result : Urinary tract infection was
found in 20% in case group and
12% in control group. Odds Ratio
1,83,not significant (x
2
= 0,595 , p
= 0,702). Urine culture found that
E.coli was the most frequent bac-
teria; sensitive to amoxycillin,
mecilinam, Bactrim@, Ciproflox-
acin and Fleroxacin.
Conclusion : The risk of threatened
preterm labor among pregnant
women with urinary tract infection
was 1,83 compared with pregnant
women without urinary tract infect-
ion.
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RISK OF PRETERM LABOR IN C.
TRACHOMATIS INFECTION
A.A.N.M.A. Putra Wirawan*, A.A.N.
Jaya Kusuma*, D.M. Sukrama**,
M. Dharmadi.***
*Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Sanglah Hospital, Udayana University,
Denpasar, Indonesia
**Dept. of Pharmacology, ***Dept.
of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine,
Udayana University, Denpasar,
Indonesia
Objective : To determine the risk
of threatened preterm labor on
pregnant women with Chlamydia
trachomatis infection.
Design and method : A case-
control study on 20 women with
infection compared to 20 control.
All were patients in obstetric
gynaecological clinics. Both
groups underwent endocervical
swab and PCR examination for
Chlamydia trachomatis detection.
Result : Chlamydia trachomatis
infection was found in 80,00% of
case group and in 25,00% of
control group ( p=0,001 ; Odds
ratio 12,00; 95% CI : 2,70 53,33).
The risk of threatened preterm
labor in women with Chlamydia
trachomatis infection was 12,00
times compared with women
without infection of Chlamydia
trachomatis.
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FEEDING STRATEGIES FOR
CHILDREN
Husein Albar
Dept. of Child Health, Hasanuddin
University, Makassar, South Sulawesi,
Indonesia
Malnutrition may be caused by
inadequate nutrient and energy
intake or infectious diseases or
both. Exclusive breastfeeding is an
ideal nutrition and energy supply
sufficient to support optimal growth
and development during the first 6
months. Solid foods should be
introduced after six months of age
and breastfeeding remains to be
continued up to two years.
Parents may decide what and
when to feed, but children
decides when to eat and how
much they will eat; therefore,
parents have to let children control
their appetite. Do not feed a child
but encourage the child to learn
how to feed him or herself. Snacks
or drinks containing low nutrients
and calories should not be offered
because the child may lose the
appetite toward more important
regular food.
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All things are double, one against another
Good is set against evil, and life againts death.
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