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Research Article | Volume 13 Issue:4 (, 2023) | Pages 598 - 603
Study of clinical profile of maternal near miss cases at a tertiary hospital
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Received
Sept. 19, 2023
Revised
Oct. 3, 2023
Accepted
Oct. 22, 2023
Published
Nov. 11, 2023
Abstract

Near miss maternal mortality cases generally occur more frequently than maternal deaths and therefore a more reliable quantitative analysis can be carried out, which can provide a more comprehensive profile of health system functioning. Present study was aimed to study clinical profile of maternal near miss cases at a tertiary hospital. Material and Methods: Present study was single-center, prospective, observational study, conducted in pregnant women who were pregnant or in labor or delivered or aborted; up to 42 days from termination of pregnancy, admitted and labelled as Maternal Near Miss. Results: In present hospital-based study, 220 near-missed cases were studied. Most of the patients are from the age group of 20-24 years (45.9 %), followed by 25-29 years (29.09 %) & 30-34 years (9.54 %). Majority of near-miss cases belonged to rural area (59.09%), were housewives (41.81 %), belonged to class III of socioeconomic class (29.09 %), were illiterate (55.90 %). Of 220 cases, 197 were registered (89.54 %), 95% of patients were immunized. Majority cases were referred from other hospitals (53.63 %) & were admitted in the antepartum period (87%). Majority cases were primigravida (40.9 %) followed by gravida two (20.45 %) & gravida three cases (19.09 %). 202 cases (91%) were delivered at a tertiary centre of which many were referred in antenatal period for high-risk management. 128 cases (58.18%) underwent LSCS, 88 cases (40%) delivered vaginally. Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (53.18 %) contributed to the majority of near-miss cases, followed by anemia (19.09 %), heart disease (9.09 %), abruptio placentae (6.36 %) & respiratory disease (5.45 %). In 52% of near-miss cases, vascular and hematological dysfunction. Conclusion: Present study noted pregnant women from rural area, from lower socioeconomic class, low literacy were common among near miss cases.

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