Maternal and perinatal outcome of XXXX over a decade at a tertiary hospital in Kuwait.

@entity1 @entity410 @entity3175 @entity6 @entity2400 @entity3036 @entity1468 @entity204 @entity10267
AIMS: To determine maternal and perinatal outcome of @entity3036 @entity1 over a decade. METHODS: Analysis of case records of all @entity3036 cases from January 2005 to December 2014. RESULTS: There were 30 cases of @entity3036 . The most significant risk factors for developing @entity1468 are unbooked cases (97%), nulliparity, young age, marriage    <=4 months, history of @entity1468 in previous pregnancy, remarriage, preexisting @entity6 , interval between pregnancies   >= 10 years, positive family history. The incidence of @entity3036 was 0.05%, @entity10267 (50%), intrapartum 6 (20%) and postpartum 9 (30%) with no maternal deaths, and 1 perinatal @entity204 . Perinatal mortality was 33.3/1000. 22 (73%) @entity1 received @entity2400 ( @entity2400 ) and 8 @entity1 (27%) received @entity3175 , of which 1 had recurrence of @entity410 . All 15 antepartum cases were delivered by cesarean section as were 2 intrapartum. 13 (43%) of @entity1 delivered vaginally. Only 6 (20%) @entity1 were of low socio-economic status and were primary school educated. Severe maternal complications occurred in 8 (27%), with abruptio placentae being the most common 3 (38%). CONCLUSIONS: Incidence of @entity3036 was low, with no maternal deaths. @entity2400 was found to be highly effective. Lack of antenatal care is a major risk factor.
