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Med. infant ; 22(1): 26-32, Marzo 2015. tab, ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-905199

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Introducción. El diagnóstico prenatal de las malformaciones congénitas (MC) permite optimizar el cuidado perinatal. Al Hospital Garrahan (HG) ingresan recién nacidos (RN) con MC para tratamiento quirúrgico. Desde el año 2008 funciona el programa de diagnostico y tratamiento fetal (PDTF) para optimizar el cuidado prenatal y perinatal de RN con MC. El objetivo del estudio es evaluar el impacto de la derivación prenatal en RN que ingresan a la unidad de cuidados intensivos neonatales (UCIN) del HG por MC seleccionadas. Población y Métodos: estudio observacional analítico y comparativo entre grupos, sobre condición de ingreso y evolución de RN con gastrosquisis (GTQ), mielomeningocele (MMC) y hernia diafragmática (HD) y grado de stress parental, según ingreso a UCIN por derivación prenatal o postnatal. Se realizó análisis bivariado, descriptivo y comparativo de indicadores generales y especiales de cuidado. Resultados: Se incluyeron 164 RN (44 con derivación prenatal a través del PDTF). Este grupo presentó: mejor control del embarazo (93% vs 66%, p: 0.04), menor edad gestacional al diagnóstico (24s vs 33s p=0.0006) y mayor tasa de cesárea electiva (95 vs 47%, p=0.0001). Los RN tuvieron menor necesidad de reanimación e ingresaron más tempranamente a la Unidad (mediana 4hs vs 10hs, p=0,004). Hubo menor stress parental en relación al hijo (17 vs 40%). Los RN con GTQ ingresaron mejor curados y se alimentaron por vía enteral más rápidamente. Conclusión: Los RN con MC derivados prenatalmente a través del PDTF, ingresan precozmente y presentaron mejores estrategias de cuidado que los ingresados por derivación habitual (AU)


Introduction. Prenatal diagnosis of congenital malformations (CM) improve perinatal care. At the Garrahan Hospital (GH) newborns (NB) with CM are admitted for surgical treatment. Since 2008 a program for prenatal diagnosis and treatment (PDT) has been in place to optimize prenatal and perinatal care of NB with CM. The aim of this study was to assess the impact of prenatal referral of NB that are admitted to the GH for selected CM. Population and Methods: An observational, analytical, and between-group comparative study was conducted on the status on admission and outcome in NB with gastroschisis (GS), myelomeningocele (MMC), and diaphragmatic hernia (DH) and degree of parental stress, according to NICU admission after prenatal or postnatal referral. Bivariate, descriptive and comparative analysis of general and specific markers of care was performed. Results: 164 NB were included (44 were prenatally referred through the PDT program). The latter group presented with better pregnancy control (93% vs 66%, p: 0.04), younger gestational age at diagnosis (24w vs 33w p=0.0006), and higher rate of elective cesarean section (95 vs 47%, p=0.0001). This group of NB needed less reanimation and were admitted to the NICU earlier (∑4hs vs 10hs, p=0.004). Parental child-related stress was less (17 vs 40%). NB with GS had a better surgical outcome and were started on enteral feeding earlier. Conclusion: NB with CM that were prenatally referred through the PDT program, were admitted earlier and could be managed with better strategies than those who were conventionally referred (AU)


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Humans , Infant, Newborn , Congenital Abnormalities/diagnosis , Congenital Abnormalities/surgery , Gastroschisis/surgery , Hernias, Diaphragmatic, Congenital/surgery , Meningomyelocele/surgery , Patient Outcome Assessment , Prenatal Diagnosis , Cohort Studies , Comparative Study , Observational Study , Perinatal Care/trends , Referral and Consultation
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