Authors :
Dr. J. Priyadharshini; Dr. V.R. Rajalakshmi
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8289419
Abstract :
Out of total COVID 19 cases in India, 10%
includes antenatal of which over 90 percent women
recover without need for hospitalization, although rapid
deterioration in health may occur in few. Selected cases in
our hospital with severe COVID 19 infected antenatal
patients under oxygen support are presented here with
data on demographic characteristics including gestational
age at the time of sustaining COVID infection, nature of
obstetric complications, comorbidities, oxygen saturation,
CT scoring, duration of hospital stay, oxygen therapy and
mode of therapy and obstetric outcome. It gives an It gives
us an insight into the cause of the adverse obstetric
outcome which can be reduced by early identification of
symptomatic COVID 19 patients, early diagnosis and
appropriate antenatal care.
Keywords :
COVID 19, Hypoxia, Miscarriage.
Out of total COVID 19 cases in India, 10%
includes antenatal of which over 90 percent women
recover without need for hospitalization, although rapid
deterioration in health may occur in few. Selected cases in
our hospital with severe COVID 19 infected antenatal
patients under oxygen support are presented here with
data on demographic characteristics including gestational
age at the time of sustaining COVID infection, nature of
obstetric complications, comorbidities, oxygen saturation,
CT scoring, duration of hospital stay, oxygen therapy and
mode of therapy and obstetric outcome. It gives an It gives
us an insight into the cause of the adverse obstetric
outcome which can be reduced by early identification of
symptomatic COVID 19 patients, early diagnosis and
appropriate antenatal care.
Keywords :
COVID 19, Hypoxia, Miscarriage.
