Application of the Modified Early Obstetrical Warning System (MEOWS) in postpartum patients in the emergency department

Kaur, Jeeventh; Thompson, Courtney; McLeod, Shelley; Varner, Catherine

doi:10.1007/s43678-023-00500-7

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“…Of the fourteen studies, two were cross-sectional studies, five were cohort studies, and seven were case-control studies. 13,14,[19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] The studies included samples of women with median age of 17.4 to 35.5 years and a range of 101 to 1481. This systematic review revealed that NLR and MEOWS had the ability to detect the incidence and severity of preeclampsia.…”

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The combination of NLR and MEOWS as a potential modality for detecting the severity of preeclampsia: A systematic review

Singgih,

Kwary,

Tamara

2023

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HIGHLIGHTS PE is still one of the contributors to morbidity and mortality which is quite high for pregnant women in Indonesia. The use of NLR and MEOWS modalities as predictors of preeclampsia incidence shows significant potential and can be applied especially in facilities with limited resources. ABSTRACT Objective: Describe modalities of detecting the severity of preeclampsia (PE) between neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) levels and Modified Obstetric Early Warning Systems (MEOWS). Materials and Methods: We used a systematic search in PubMed, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar for English articles, full access, published between 2015 – 2023 that evaluated modalities between NLR levels and MEOWS for detecting the severity of preeclampsia which resulted in 208 works of literature. Among the studies we found 14 works of literature that met the PICO inclusion criteria were included in this study. Results: PE is still one of the high morbidities and mortality in maternal patients. It takes tools to predict the possible risk of PE events that can occur. NLR is one of the markers that become a prognostic modality to determine the severity of PE. MEOWS is one of the tools to assess the level of care of patients who carry out the treatment. NLR and MEOWS can be modalities for predicting PE severity. Conclusion: NLR and MEOWS can be used even with limited resources. The combined use of NLR and MEOWS can be an alternative and potential modality in detecting PE severity.

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“…21 ) of all patients who met the maternal morbidity criteria. 22 Ryan et al (2017) obtained data from several maternal and ICU units.…”

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The combination of NLR and MEOWS as a potential modality for detecting the severity of preeclampsia: A systematic review

Singgih,

Kwary,

Tamara

2023

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Is the MEOWing of emergency department postpartum patients of diagnostic safety value?

Wakai

Cook

2023

Can J Emerg Med

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Application of the Modified Early Obstetrical Warning System (MEOWS) in postpartum patients in the emergency department

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The combination of NLR and MEOWS as a potential modality for detecting the severity of preeclampsia: A systematic review

The combination of NLR and MEOWS as a potential modality for detecting the severity of preeclampsia: A systematic review

Is the MEOWing of emergency department postpartum patients of diagnostic safety value?

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