PERINATAL OUTCOMES IN WOMEN WITH CORONAVIRUS INFECTION

M. Sharipova, Tatyana Galitskaya, Т. Vlasenko, Akerke Ospanova, Е. Zhumabaeva, Аizada Marat

2023

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DOI 10.54500/2790-1203-2023-2-116-102-107
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Abstract

The purpose of this study: to study perinatal outcomes in pregnant women, women in labor, postpartum women and the condition of newborns born to mothers with confirmed coronavirus infection. Methods. The effect of COVID 19 was studied in 70 pregnant women, women in labor, postpartum women and the condition of newborns born to mothers with confirmed coronavirus infection. The materials for the study were a retrospective analysis of the course of COVID-19 disease in 70 women during pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period, perinatal outcomes, as well as the condition of newborns at the clinical base of Multidisciplinary City Hospital No.3. Mathematical and statistical methods were used in the processing and analysis of our research materials. Results. A large percentage of the detectability of COVID-19 confirmation results were found in pregnant women with a gestation period of 35-38 weeks. According to the results of the analysis, COVID-19 was detected in 59 (84.3%) pregnant women, 11 (15.7%) women in labor and postpartum women, respectively. Among 70 admitted women during pregnancy, pneumonia was detected in 30 (40%) cases, in 1 woman – supleural changes and in 1 pneumofibrosis, respectively. Of the total number of births, only in one case (1.4%) newborns born to mothers with COVID-19 had a positive result, and in the remaining cases, 69 (98.6%) newborns born to mothers with COVID-19 had a negative result. Conclusions. Analyzing the conducted studies, it was found that the coronavirus worsens the course of pregnancy, such patients should be monitored, there is a possibility of rapid development of a critical condition. The pandemic is a stress factor for pregnant women, which can negatively affect the condition of the mother and child.