[PDF] Top 20 Perinatal outcomes in abruptio placenta

... Neonatal morbidity (in the form of NICU admissions, hyperbilirubinemia, anaemia, septicaemia, RDS and DIC) were higher in the group that went on to have a vaginal delivery. 31.1% of caesarean deliveries and 66% of ... See full document

... Gali Pariente et al studied about the critical analysis of risk factors and perinatal outcomes, in their study placental abruption was significantly more common among preterm deliveries. At preterm ... See full document

... the placenta grows in thickness and circumference due to the growth of the chorionic villi and expansion of the ...implanted placenta by nature separates during the third stage of labor by a multiphasic ... See full document

... of abruptio placentae) and those with missing record on abruptio placentae status (n = ...(112 abruptio placentae case and 39,881 non- abruptio placentae) were analysed ... See full document

... A 20-year-old unipara spontaneously conceived a triplet pregnancy and was transferred to our hospital urgently at 28 weeks due to preterm premature rupture of mem- branes and a serious maternal lung infection. This pa- ... See full document

... neonatal outcomes are involved in gestational age, primipara rate, IVF-ET rate, GA at diagnosis of ICP < 32 weeks, ICP his- tory, level of alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspartate ami- notransferase (AST), ... See full document

... GDM was diagnosed based on a positive 75-g oral glu- cose tolerance test result, according to the one-step diag- nostic approach between 24 and 28 weeks of gestation. The diagnosis of GDM was defined based on a single ... See full document

... for Perinatal Mortality into six hands-on, skill-based and dynamic rotating teaching stations utilising a tell-show-do-feedback methodology (Table ...guidelines: perinatal mortality classification (Station ... See full document

... syndrome, perinatal death, and low birth weight was calculated using a random-effects ...reported. Perinatal death was observed in one-fourth of women with HDP 25% (95% CI: 18, ... See full document

... from abruptio placenta was nearly seven times the overall maternal mortality in that country ...The perinatal mortality rate from abruptio placenta was ...lower perinatal ... See full document

... fold as compared to singletons without abruption. Risk factors for perinatal death in pregnancies with placental abruption are smoking, severe pre-eclampsia and small for gestational age. The major causes for ... See full document

... Although the impact of Ramadan fasting during preg- nancy on the health of the child has been investigated [9–13], individual studies show conflicting results and sample sizes are often too small to allow evaluation of ... 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% by ... 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

... that there is diminished maternal blood flow in such cases and this has been confirmed by Doppler studies of uteroplacental circulation. (Trudinger et al, Mc Cowarr et al, Jacobson et al, Beroley et al, Schulmann et al, ... See full document

... The seasonality patterns examined in this study may improve our understanding of the environmental factors associated with birthing and birth outcomes. The vari- ation in the monthly frequency of births described ... See full document

... Data were collected on patient age, parity, gestational age at time of cesarean section, history of previous cesarean section(s), and degree of PP by ultrasound. The evaluation also included whether cesarean section was ... See full document

... groups, full demographic data were not available for sev- eral women. Missing data were subsequently sought from delivery logbooks and birth registers, however some variables were irretrievable. The most common missing ... See full document

... birth outcomes, such as SGA births ...selected perinatal health outcomes of East African immigrants and Australian-born women giving birth to singletons in Victoria, Australia between 1999 and ... See full document

... preeclampsia, perinatal loss, neonatal morbidities (including pre- maturity), neonatal unit admission, infant respiratory distress, or treat- ment of infant hypoglycemia with intravenous ... See full document