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RESUMENCon la intencion de estimar la prevalencia de depresion postparto en mujeres atendidas en el HospitalUniversitario de Brasilia - Brasil, fue utilizada una version en portugues de la Escala de Depresion PostNatal de Edimburgo (EPDS). La escala fue aplicada a mujeres que se encontraban entre la octava ydecima segunda semana postparto, abordadas en los consultorios de Crecimiento y Desarrollo Pediatrico,donde llevaban a sus hijos para consulta pediatrica de rutina. Fue analizada la prevalencia de testpositivo, asi como la influencia de los antecedentes reproductivos y si el embarazo fue programado oaccidental. Un total de 123 mujeres respondieron la escala; 6 fueron excluidas por dejar uno o mas itemssin respuesta. Hubo una prevalencia de test positivo de 22,2%. La edad, paridad, antecedentes de abortoo embarazo accidental no fueron factores de riesgo estadisticamente significativos para el hallazgo detest positivo.PALABRAS CLAVE: Depresion postparto, EPDS, BrasilSUMMARYWith the aim of estimating the prevalence rate of postpartum depression in women assisted at theUniversity Hospital of Brasilia - Brazil, a portuguese version of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale(EPDS) was used. The scale was applied to women who were between the 8th and 12th postpartumweek, approached in the outpatient clinic of Pediatric Growth and Development, where they took theirchildren for routine pediatric consultation. The prevalence rate of positive test was analyzed, as well asthe influence of the reproductive antecedents and of the fact that the pregnancy has been planned oraccidental. A total of 123 women responded the scale, but 6 were excluded because one or more itemswere not answered. A prevalence rate of positive test of 22.2% was found. The age, parity, abortionantecedents or unplanned pregnancy were not statistically significant risk factors for positive test.KEY WORDS: Postpartum depression, EPDS, Brazil

DEPRESIÓN POSTPARTO: PREVALENCIA DE TEST DE RASTREO POSITIVO EN PUÉRPERAS DEL HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO DE BRASILIA, BRASIL