Obstetric outcomes in pregnant women with renal involvement in social security patients during 2019-2022
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acute kidney injury, pregnancy, social securityAbstract
Introduction: Pregnancy-related acute kidney injury has a significant impact on maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality.
General Objective: Identify the factors associated with fetal, maternal, and renal outcomes in pregnant women who develop acute kidney injury or exacerbation of chronic kidney disease.
Materials and methods: Observational, descriptive, retrospective, cross-sectional study, cohort of pregnant women who have developed acute kidney injury or exacerbation of chronic kidney disease admitted to the Social Security Central Hospi- tal. Somatometric, demographic, and clinical data, days of hospitalization, and ob- stetric and biochemical data were collected at the beginning and end of pregnancy.
Results: 90 patients, 30 years old (SD ± 5.51), normal BMI, Central Department, university student, GFR, and proteinuria (p<0.05). EHE, GD, pyelonephritis, fetal death 16%, cesarean section 71%.
Conclusions: Fetal delivery is 16% in the studied population.
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