Pregnancy in XXXX : a retrospective study from a developing community.

@entity1 @entity1310 @entity1910 @entity1252 @entity1592 @entity1468 @entity204
Little data exists from the developing world on pregnancy in @entity1252 ( @entity1252 ). A 10-year review of pregnancies in @entity1252 @entity1 was conducted at a tertiary hospital in a developing country. Forty-seven pregnancies in 31 @entity1 were identified. Eleven (23%) booked after 20 weeks gestation. There were no maternal deaths; six (13%) mothers experienced flares-all mild. Twelve @entity1 developed @entity1468 of which one experienced an intrauterine @entity204 . One @entity1 was diagnosed with lupus and @entity1310 during pregnancy. She required an abortion to control the disease. Another with active @entity1310 delivered a normal but premature @entity1 despite cyclophosphamide therapy. There was only minor deterioration in renal function. There were 36 (77%) live births, 8 first trimester abortions, 2 elective abortions and 1 still birth. Fourteen (39%) of live births were premature, and five (14%) experienced @entity1592 ( @entity1592 ). Two live-born babies experienced neonatal heartblock, and one, a @entity1910 . We discuss these finding in relation to risk factors and to results from the developed world.
