2016
DOI: 10.3126/njog.v11i1.16277
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Relationship between Time Interval from Admission to Delivery and Obstetrics Outcomes in Eclampsia/Severe Preeclampsia

Abstract: Aims: The purpose of this study was to find out the time interval from admission to delivery in eclamptic/ severe preeclamptic mothers and see the relationship to their obstetrics (maternal and fetal) outcomes.Methods: A retrospective case review was conducted at Nepalgunj Medical College, Teaching hospital, Nepalgunj. About 152 mothers with eclampsia/severe preeclampsia and postpartum eclampsia whom received either loading or both loading and maintenance doses of Magnesium Sulfate, while they were admitted to… Show more

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“…In a study conducted by Pandit et al in 2016, no significant difference was noted when admission to delivery interval was 2 hrs, 6hrs, 12 or more hours. 15 In present study out of total 72 eclampsia patients, 7 patients developed PPH (9.7%), abruption in 5 patients (6.9%), ARF in 1 patient (1.3%), pulmonary oedema in 4 patients (5.5%), 3 maternal deaths (4.1%) due to HELLP syndrome and one due to ARF. In a study by Singhal et al most common complication was PPH (50.98%), followed by pulmonary oedema in 13.73%, renal dysfunction in 11.76%, pulmonary embolism and DIC in 3.92%, abruptio placentae and HELLP syndrome in 1.96 and death in 7.84% patients.…”
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confidence: 50%
“…In a study conducted by Pandit et al in 2016, no significant difference was noted when admission to delivery interval was 2 hrs, 6hrs, 12 or more hours. 15 In present study out of total 72 eclampsia patients, 7 patients developed PPH (9.7%), abruption in 5 patients (6.9%), ARF in 1 patient (1.3%), pulmonary oedema in 4 patients (5.5%), 3 maternal deaths (4.1%) due to HELLP syndrome and one due to ARF. In a study by Singhal et al most common complication was PPH (50.98%), followed by pulmonary oedema in 13.73%, renal dysfunction in 11.76%, pulmonary embolism and DIC in 3.92%, abruptio placentae and HELLP syndrome in 1.96 and death in 7.84% patients.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 50%