Low birth weight risk prediction system and method for constructing low birth weight risk prediction system

Abstract

The invention discloses a low birth weight risk prediction system and a method for constructing the low birth weight risk prediction system. The low birth weight risk prediction system comprises an input device, a prediction device and an output device, wherein the input device is used for inputting an influencing parameter which influences the low birth weight; the prediction device is used for predicting the low birth weight risk on the basis of the input influencing parameter; and the output device is used for outputting a low birth weight risk prediction result. According to the low birth weight risk prediction system, a user can quickly and conveniently obtain a prediction result by simply inputting a relevant influencing parameter. On one hand, the time and the vigor of the user are saved, and on the other hand, the workload of technical service staff is reduced. Furthermore, the user can go to the hospital or consult experts for further diagnosis when the prediction result is unfavorable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a low birth weight risk prediction system and a method for constructing the system. Background technique [0002] Low birth weight infants (Low Birth Weight) is a relatively common adverse pregnancy outcome. Low birth weight infants have less subcutaneous fat, poor heat preservation ability, relatively weak respiratory and metabolic functions, are particularly susceptible to diseases, and have a much higher mortality rate than normal weight neonates. Low birth weight infants have immature body organs, low living ability, poor adaptability and resistance. In addition, low birth weight infants have less glycogen reserves in their bodies and are in a state of high metabolism. Compared with normal newborns, they are more prone to hypoglycemia, no weight gain, lower resistance, and even death. According to the World Health Organization's 2008 global neonatal death analysis, 29% of neonatal deaths were caused by low birth weight in...

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[0003] At present, most family planning institutions still adopt the traditional mode of carrying out reproductive health services, that is, family planning specialists come to the door for education, visit households for follow-up visits, distribute contraceptives, or regularly organize rural women of childbearing age to go to the local service station for ring checks and pregnancy checks. The amount of guiding information provided by this passive service is extremely small and unscientific, the efficiency is low, and the acceptance of the masses is also poor

For example, when people of childbearing age encounter confusion related to reproductive health services, they are eager to get expert consultation and guidance services. However, resources are limited, experts have limited time and energy, and it is difficult to provide 24-hour uninterrupted online services. Counseling methods have great limitations in popularizing reproductive health knowledge

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