[Adolescent pregnancy and the development of XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity649 @entity3036 @entity1468
The authors aim to investigate the incidence and severity of @entity1468 in adolescent pregnancies (age under 17 years) and to evaluate the outcome of pregnancy and birth in this @entity1 . With this purpose we compare obstetric and neonatal results in 528 adolescents aged between 13 and 17 years with the results of a control group of mothers aged between 20 and 24 years. We used clinical observation, laboratory findings, instrumental diagnostics and scoring systems. Data were computer-processed. @entity1468 and @entity3036 was diagnosed in 17 cases (3.22%), with mild forms prevailing (2.46%). Eclampsia developed in 4 pregnant (0.76%)-an incidence differing from that cited in the literature. We are impressed by the outmost severity of @entity3036 in the adolescents, with 1 case of fatal outcome. Seven of the newborns were retarded. The most frequent indications to caesarean section were placental ablation and @entity649 . Operative delivery was performed in 41.18%. One case of foetal antenatal death and one death in the early neonatal period were observed, both in mothers with @entity3036 . The authors conclude that the incidence of @entity1468 and @entity3036 in adolescents is lower than in general obstetric population, but if @entity3036 develops, it is fulminant and in some cases is fatal for the mother or the foetus. This grave prognosis may be related to inappropriate antenatal care in this @entity1 group.
