Rotura prematura espontânea das membranas
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0367.1990v11n2p125Keywords:
Amniorexis, Prematurity, MorbitetabilityAbstract
We have retroapectively studied 233 patients with (JPMR} from a total of 1821 deliveries (17,7%). About 50% of the patients had a 3cm cervical dilation at admission and 3St6% came to medical service within 6 hours of amniorexis. The deliveries occurred in the next 24 hours in 82,6% of the cases. Only 25,5% of the PMR occurred before the 37 weeks of gestation and 2d,3% of the new-bom were of low-weigh;. The caesarean rale was 20,6% and infection 15,4%. The perinatal death rate was 4,3%. Other data and considerations were analyzed in order to contribute in the decrease of the maternal and fetal morbileiability of this important obstetric pathology.
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