[PDF] Top 20 Incidence and predisposing factors of birth trauma in a tertiary care Hospital: A Prospective study

... One study, while confirming the well-known association of shoulder dystocia and brachial plexus injury in macrosomic infants, also identified an increased incidence of other malpresentations in low- and ... See full document

... Maternal obstetric history was taken which included the age, gravity, parity, abortions and living issues and was entered in the gravida, para, abortus and living (GPAL) format. Mother’s ante natal care (ANC) ... See full document

... this study involved by venous thrombosis ...the incidence of thrombosis (22, ...this hospital, ...low birth weight, septicemia, using mechanical ventilation, thrombocytopenia, ...risk ... See full document

... Methods: This was a prospective, observational, hospital-based study carried out in a tertiary care setting hospital. All patients between 2 months-5 years age admitted in the ... See full document

... The study shows that majority of respondents 704 ...yielded incidence rate 8.75/1000 hospital days. A study was conducted in Sugata Dasgupta et al 2012 [5] in a public tertiary teaching ... See full document

... This prospective observational study was conducted in neonatal units of the Department of Paediatrics, ...at birth <34weeks and 34-36weeks associated with risk factors subjected to ROP ... See full document

... A prospective Observational study was conducted over a period of six months at obstetrics and gynecology Department of Bharti hospital and Research centre, ...The incidence of preeclampsia in ... See full document

... at birth are the abnormalities which are detected by history and clinical examination or which are visible structural defects, for example spina bifida is obvious at birth whereas anomalies like congenital ... See full document

... overall incidence of SSI was 10.9%. The associated risk factors were found to be an increased age, ASA class, wound classification, skills and experience of the surgeon, longer duration of surgery (> 2 ... See full document

... genetic factors are involved in the pathogenesis of ...genetic factors may play a role in the reaction of the body toward the drugs ...health care to patients at a global ...the incidence is ... See full document

... that incidence of consanguinity is quite higher in Asian setups same as depicted by our study ...our study was conducted on a small level but it realistically showed the raising trend of cousin ... See full document

... Perineal trauma is summarised by parity and care setting using descriptive ...statistics. Care settings were categorized as hospital, FMU or home according to where the woman planned to ... See full document

... Results: Study observed moderate anaemia observed in almost ...Risk factors present in ...High incidence of adverse foetal outcome in the form of preterm (20%), IUGR (28%), NICU admission ...present ... See full document

... This study showed that the incidence of epilepsy in pregnancy in our hospital is ...Live birth rate was 91.82%. Low birth weight babies were recorded in 24 ... See full document

... the study is to study the prescribing pattern of antihypertensives in relation with FDA categories and essential drug list used in Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) and to study the risk and ... See full document

... the study is to study the prescribing pattern of antihypertensives in relation with FDA categories and essential drug list used in Pregnancy Induced Hypertension (PIH) and to study the risk and ... See full document

... Risk factors for thromboembolism are inherited ...immobilization, trauma, presence of a central venous catheter, pregnancy, medication use, congestive heart failure, chronic renal disease, antiphospholipid ... See full document

... As acute urticaria with or without angioedema is very common in the population, and that fact is also strongly supported by the findings of the present study accounting for the 29% cases compared to Wang E et al ... See full document

... Conditions that make the uterus an unfavorable environment for fetal development may result in growth restriction and physiological adaptations to the sub optimal intra uterine environment may be important in determining ... See full document

... Excluding those infants with pulmonary hypo- plasia, initial bilateral pleural drainage, or those with pneumothorax that did not require drainage, almost half (43.8%) of the infants in o[r] ... See full document