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    Moreno, Beatriz Vaz Domingues; Gregorio, Júlia Mayumi; dos Reis, Marcelo Costa Vilella; Estorniol, Marina; de Lima, Adriana Gomes; Menegazzo, Ana Bárbara Bordignon Rodrigues; de Siqueira, Claudia Valéria Chagas; Trotti, Ivete Losada Alves; de Souza, Eder Viana; Sousa, Francisco Lázaro Pereira; Garcia, José Marcelo; dos Reis Guidoni, Rogério Gomes

    Pregnancy hypertension, January 2015, Letnik: 5, Številka: 1
    Journal Article

    Describe the epidemiological profile of pregnant diagnosed with pre-eclampsia (PE) as well as the outcome of obstetric and neonatal. Cohort study conducted by collecting data from 45 pregnant women diagnosed with PE that gave birth during the years 2012 and 2013 at Guilherme Álvaro Hospital, Santos–SP, Brazil. The survey was conducted from the hospital records of these women and their newborns since their admission until delivery. The diagnosis of PE followed the recommendations do National High Blood Pressure Education program-2000. The descriptive analysis from the study group has an average age of 28 years (18–35years old), preferably residents from Santos, white race and first pregnancy. Laboratory features presented were hemoglobin 10.9⩾1.7mg/dL and hematocrit 32.7⩾5.4%. Regarding proteinuria, 80% of diagnoses were determined by 24-h sample and 20% by dipstick. As obstetric results obtained in 6.7% vaginal delivery, cesarean section in 93.3%, hypertensive crisis in the puerperium in 28.9%, use of hydralazine in 42.2%, a PE was classified as mild preeclampsia in 48.9%, severe in 28.9% and 22.2% superimposed. The premature newborns were 66.7%, regular birth weight in 55.6% and Apgar⩾7 at first and fifth minute 72.7% and 90.9%, respectively. Considering the high rate of Caesarean section, the productive age group of the lives of women most affected and prematurity can identify the potential of hypertensive disorders causing adverse social and perinatal outcomes. Puerperal complications represented primarily by hypertensive crises, stresses the need for skilled care and also during this period of pregnancy/cycle puerperal. These results may signal the need to adopt common strategies to prevent or reduce the damage from these disorders contributing to the improvement of the indicators pursued in obstetric care. B. Moreno: None. J. Gregorio: None. M. dos Reis: None. M. Estorniol: None. A. de Lima: None. A. Menegazzo: None. C. de Siqueira: None. I. Trotti: None. E. de Souza: None. F. Sousa: None. J. Garcia: None. R. Guidoni: None.