[PDF] Top 20 Fetomaternal outcome in post dated pregnancy

... the post dated pregnancy can be considered as a high risk factor from the point of view of fetal outcome as there is more fetal ...with post dated pregnancy were having ... See full document

... post graduate in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, under the guidance of Dr.B.TAMILSELVI, MD, DGO., Professor, Institute of Social Obstetrics and Gynaecology,Kasturba Gandhi Hospital, Madras Medical ... See full document

... The outcome measured for mothers were uterine rupture; hysterectomy; postpartum haemorrhage (PPH); postpartum infection; admission to intensive care unit (ICU); manual removal of placenta and maternal ...Fetal ... See full document

... Post-dated pregnancy is comparatively a high-risk obstetrics ...when pregnancy advances beyond term ...of pregnancy beyond 40 weeks arises much more commonly than postmaturity 1 ... See full document

... admission, most common indication for NICU admission was prematurity and low birth weight that was in 45.45% of total NICU admissions. This was followed by birth asphyxia, meconium aspiration syndrome and sepsis. ... See full document

... immediate outcome of pregnancy but also the long term effects on both mother and baby of the relatively short phase of hyperglycemia during the later part of ... See full document

... in pregnancy on the pregnancy ...during pregnancy from the 12th to the 36th week of ...months post partum the women were reassessed regarding the presence of back ...during pregnancy ... See full document

... adolescent pregnancy. Prevention of adolescent pregnancy can only be achieved by education of girl child, marriage at legal age, prevention of unwanted pregnancy along with proper health and life ... See full document

... Results: Out of 40,398 deliveries in our hospital, 50 cases of jaundice were identified giving an incidence of 1 in 808 (0.12%). Most common cause of jaundice in pregnancy in our set up was viral hepatitis i.e. 13 ... See full document

... to pregnancy and few patients came for preconceptional counseling ...of pregnancy which helped the patients tolerate pregnancy well and improve fetal and maternal ... See full document

... After 41 weeks of gestation if the dates are confirmed women should be offered elective delivery. Women with uncomplicated pregnancies should be offered induction of labour, while women with any complicating factors LSCS ... See full document

... Foetal outcome was defined by fetal weight measured in nearest kilograms on spring type weighing machine, Apgar score recorded by attending paediatrician, NICU stay if any and its ... See full document

... group (30%) than the control series (3%) (Table 3 and 4). Pathogens detected were similar to those found in vaginal and cervical swabs (Table 5). So, it is evident that PROM cases invite ascending infections which lead ... See full document

... uteroplacental insufficiency can lead to reduce AF. There are several complications of reduced AF. Some of these are related to the causes of oligohydramnios while the others are due to the reduced liquor itself. Some of ... See full document

... PAPP-A can serve as a predictor for detecting women with adverse pregnancy outcomes. Several studies have reported the ethnicity of the study population influencing the level of PAPP-A biochemical marker. Krantz ... See full document

... test post test ...i.e post test knowledge scores with outcome of pregnancy illustrates significant difference in the post test knowledge scores with outcome of pregnancy ... See full document

... There were some shortcomings in our study. During admission for delivery, Maternal Hb was determined. In the absence of retrospective analysis during pregnancy, it was not possible to know the impact of maternal ... See full document

... Results: There was total 50 cases of placenta previa out of 5636 deliveries. The prevalence of placenta previa was 0.88% and was more commonly present among multiparous women (82%). Most common type was type IV placenta ... See full document

... Patient with traumatic PPH (cervix tear) had delivered vaginally; babies weighing male of 4.2 kg and female of 2.25 kg. Induction - delivery interval being 16 hours and 8 hours respectively. So, one cervix tear might be ... See full document

... Women mount more vigorous antibody- and cell-medi- ated immune responses following either infection or vaccination than men. A large number of autoimmune diseases are more prevalent in women. Thus, it seems that sex ... See full document