A retrospective analysis of clinical data of 237 patients with preeclampsia / 中国现代医生

ABSTRACT

Objective To compare the pregnancy outcome of mother and infant through the analysis of clinical data of patients with preeclampsia. Methods Clinical data of 237 cases with preeclampsia from March 2013 to March 2014 in the department of obstetrics were analyzed retrospectively. 237 patients with preeclampsia were assigned to two groups according to different gestational weeks, group A (gestational weeks <34 weeks) and group B (gestational weeks ≥34 weeks). Complications as well as the incidence of outcome of perinatal fetus were compared between groups. Results Complications of patients with preeclampsia and incidence of the pregnancy outcome of perinatal fetus in different ges-tational weeks were different. Incidence rate of complications in the two groups was 64.2% and 38.8% respectively;neonatal asphyxia rate was 13.4% and 6.5% respectively; mortality rate of perinatal fetus was 37.3% and 3.6%. Con-clusion Patients with early-onset of preeclampsia have severe conditions, and the prognosis of perinatal fetus is unfa-vorable. Cases of disease should be strictly selected and standardized treatment should be carried out. Conditions of mother and infants should be closely monitored, so as to control disease progression effectively and terminate the preg-nancy at appropriate times.