Epidemiological features of sudden infant death after a German intervention campaign in 1992

摘要: After national intervention campaigns, considerable declines in incidence for both sudden infant death (SID) and prone position have been observed worldwide. In the following investigation, German data on postinterventional risk factor patterns are presented first time. We analysed from a 2-year population-based case-control study SID carried out two districts between 1993 1994. confirmed Complete covering of baby (OR = 44.9, 95%-CI 95, 291), sleeping 11.7; 5.3, 26.2), heavy maternal smoking during pregnancy 8.5; 3.2, 33.2 > ten cigarettes per day), non-breastfeeding 7.7; 2.7, 22.3) missing professional training 7.6; 3.6, 16.2) as factors cot death. adjustment other major logistic regression model, cushions lost statistical significance, whereas all remained relevant.