XXXX in @entity2099 by a dedicated monitoring protocol.

@entity1 @entity101 @entity2102 @entity2099 @entity1468 @entity2142
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of a dedicated monitoring protocol on the incidence of pregnancy-induced @entity101 ( @entity1468 , @entity2102 [ @entity2142 , elevated liver enzymes, low platelets] syndrome, @entity101 ) during a 5-year period in 417 @entity1 with multiple gestations. METHODS: At the Department of Obstetrics and Fetomaternal Medicine, Vienna University, an outpatient care protocol for @entity1 with @entity2099 was established. Between March 1997 and February 2002, 379 twins and 38 triplets were followed up. Mean visits of dichorial and monochorial twins were nine and 11, respectively. Triplets were asked to at least 12 follow-up visits. RESULTS: Any kind of pregnancy-associated @entity101 disorders necessitating cesarean delivery developed in eight @entity1 (seven with twins, one with triplets; 1.76%). Three cases of @entity1468 , three cases of @entity2102 , and two cases of pregnancy-induced @entity101 were diagnosed. Perinatal outcome of all 17 newborns was excellent without any mortality and only minor morbidity. All mothers left the hospital in a fully recovered condition. CONCLUSION: Because of our results we hypothesize that our monitoring protocol with frequent visits, continuous personal obstetric care, and timed delivery is effective in reduction of pregnancy-induced @entity101 in @entity2099 .
