Demographic profile and outcomes of pregnant patients admitted with Covid-19 infection in a tertiarycare hospital in Himachal Pradesh, Indiaduring the first wave
European Journal of Molecular and Clinical Medicine
; 8(4):2356-2361, 2021.
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in English
| EMBASE | ID: covidwho-1663121
ABSTRACT
Aim:
To determine the demographic profile of pregnant females with COVID-19 infection. The outcome and prognosis in pregnant women with COVID-19 infection was also evaluated. Method andmaterial:
The study included 38 pregnant women with COVID-19 infection and hospital admission for at least 24 hours. Cause of admission was classified as obstetric and COVID-19-related. All the patients were COVID positive and were referred from other centres/ hospital to this facility andwas admitted to this hospital for delivery. Primary outcomes included maternal admission to intensive care unit (ICU), COVID-19 pneumonia, maternal mortality. The information on socio-demographic factors, pre-gestational chronic diseases (including cardiac, renal, endocrine, psychiatric, hematologic and autoimmune disease, cancer and HIV)and mode of delivery was collected.Results:
The mean age of the patients was 28.8±6.2 years. The mode of delivery for 60.5%patients(23) was normal vaginal delivery and lower segmentcaesarean section in 39.5%(15) patients.94.7%(36) patients were asymptomatic in the present study. Maximum patients in the present studywere hospitalized for 3-5 days.Conclusion:
COVID-19 infection was associated with higher rates of caesarean section in pregnant women. However, COVID-19 cannot be considered as an indication for caesareansectiondelivery. Patients with increased age have more days of hospitalization than younger patient.
adult; age; article; autoimmune disease; cancer patient; cancer prognosis; cesarean section; chronic disease; clinical article; controlled study; coronavirus disease 2019; endocrine disease; female; heart disease; hematologic disease; Himachal Pradesh; hospital admission; hospital infection; hospitalization; human; Human immunodeficiency virus infection; intensive care unit; kidney disease; malignant neoplasm; maternal mortality; mental disease; outcome assessment; pregnancy; pregnant woman; prognosis; sociodemographics; vaginal delivery
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English
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European Journal of Molecular and Clinical Medicine
Year:
2021
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