[PDF] Top 20 Epidemiological study of maternal and outcomes in abruptio placenta

... into maternal circulation through disrupted channels causing intravenous coagulation by consumption of coagulation factors, platelets, factors V, VII and ... See full document

... present study were having high risk factors, hypertensive disorders in pregnancy in ...with abruptio in 6% of the ...the maternal and perinatal outcome in ...poor outcomes in abruption ... See full document

... perinatal outcomes, in their study placental abruption was significantly more common among preterm ...this study maternal sepsis and PROM were significantly very common in pregnancies with ... See full document

... Our study population included all pregnant women with pregnancies ranging between 15 weeks and 36 weeks gestational age who presented to the hospital with per vaginal bleeding with intact membranes, and in whom a ... See full document

... of Placenta Previa with all the expected complications, including pathologically adherent ...adherent placenta constitutes a serious and possibly a life threaten- ing ...our study was to evaluate ... See full document

... The study was conducted at Women's Health Hospital; Assiut University included all cases delivered from January 2015 to December 2016 with PP which diagnosed preoperatively by ultrasound or postoperatively with or ... See full document

... pregnancy outcomes and found that when homocysteine levels increased the risk of pre eclampsia was 32% more, for prematurity it was 38% more and for very low birth weight it was 101% ...with abruptio ... See full document

... Abruption is due to rupture of the decidual artery. The decidua is separated from the placenta by the accumulating blood. The collected blood when small in quantity may hardly produce any morbid pathological ... See full document

... this study are that the patient files were reviewed by the authors themselves, the PP management protocol did not change during the study period, and the authors were working in the hospital during the ... See full document

... present study, out of 23 patients of PPH, bleeding was controlled in 8 ...present study had major degree of PP illustrating the significance of these uterine devascularization procedures in this group in ... See full document

... 13.72%, polyhydramnios in 23.5%,placenta previa and multiple pregnancy in 3.92% and gestational diabetes in 7.84% of the cases. • 72.5% of the cases in our study were delivered by cesarean section , 25.5% ... See full document

... with abruptio placentae may be explained by the effect of preterm birth due to premature termination of pregnancy performed by clinicians due to severity of abruptio placen- tae or effect of intrauterine ... See full document

... perinatal outcomes among adolescents compared to adults, with the magni- tude of the risk increased in early adolescents is consis- tent with previous ...our study this finding was not homogeneous across ... See full document

... advanced maternal age impairs normal placental development is not well ...the placenta. In my present study maximum patient were in age group of 20-30 years which accounts for 52% followed by aged ... See full document

... this study was to explore whether the endocan levels in serum and placenta were different between pregnant women with PE and the normal ...in placenta were detected using qRT-PCR and western ...human ... See full document

... a placenta particularly or completely covers the internal cervical os thereby preventing normal vaginal delivery ...smoking, maternal age over 35 years, grand multipaity, recurrent abortions, low ... See full document

... It is reasonable to hospitalize women with placenta previa while they are having an acute bleeding episode or uterine contractions. The blood bank must be capable of making available at least 4 units of compatible ... See full document

... We found a slight but significantly higher rate of adverse maternal outcomes in the GP group (P = .009). Although it might be inferred that the GPs themselves are responsible for this, other factors help ... See full document

... high maternal and foetal ...PPH. Maternal obesity adds to neonatal complications such as increased birth asphyxia as well as macrosomia (large for gestational age babies) and more frequent admissions to new ... See full document

... as maternal age and socioeco- nomic status was available for ...this study were 23.1%, 33.4%, 43.5%, and 0.0%, respectively. Thus, our study subjects were more educated and probably more aware of ... See full document