Maternal manifestations of XXXX in pregnancy: a review.

@entity1 @entity417 @entity548 @entity3126 @entity4053 @entity6197 @entity5895 @entity3964 @entity311 @entity204
@entity311 is a major cause of maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality, and this risk is highest in the areas of unstable @entity311 transmission. In 1990 and 1991 the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Sir Sayajirao General Hospital in central Gujarat, India, has cared for a total of 445 urban as well as rural @entity1 with @entity311 in pregnancy: 232 were labor ward admissions and 213 were antenatal ward admissions. @entity3964 infection affected 97.27% of @entity1 , both primigravidae and multigravidae. Heavy @entity5895 was observed in 27.14% of primigravidae and 48.57% in secundigravidae, however, this was not statistically significant. Out of the 260 (58.42.) cases who had various degrees of @entity417 , 59 (22.69) had severe @entity417 with haemoglobin of less than 6.0 gm O/dl. Within this group, 71.16% @entity1 were primigravidae or secundigravidae, the rest were multigravidae. Out of the 6 @entity1 in first trimester, the miscarriage rate was 100%. In the second trimester, out of 52 @entity1 74.99 pregnancies were discontinued, whereas in the third trimester, the miscarriage rate was 18.17%. This observation was statistically significant (p 0.05). 178 @entity1 who were admitted antenatally were discharged, their pregnancy outcome was not known, and accordingly they were excluded. There were 11 @entity1 in the first trimester, 139 in the second trimester, and 295 in the third trimester. The known pregnancy losses were 54.54% in the first trimester. 28.05% in the second trimester, and 12.88% in the third trimester. 75.59% of those with minor @entity5895 and 47.36% with heavy @entity5895 had a normal pregnancy outcome. The overall fetal loss was 31.08%, which was almost twice that of the miscarriage rates among the general population. @entity204 attributed to @entity311 in pregnancy were 15, with @entity6197 accounting for 5 @entity204 . 46.66% of the @entity204 occurred in primigravidae and secundigravidae. The other causes of mortality were postpartum @entity548 , @entity3126 , and @entity4053 .
