Sepsis in obstetrics score: Predicting morbidity among antenatal and postnatal women

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Prospective observational study shows higher sepsis scores predict maternal and fetal morbidity in women, indicating critical care needs.

Higher sepsis in obstetrics scores were linked to worse outcomes for both mothers and babies, indicating increased risk of complications, including stillbirth.
The most significant finding noted was increased maternal mortality rate associated with elevated SOS scores during the study period.
This observational analysis tracked 225 antenatal and postnatal women in India over 18 months, utilizing SIRS criteria for assessment.
Identifying high-risk obstetric patients early could improve care in resource-limited settings, highlighting the potential importance of SOS.

Dohare et al. (2025) studied this question.

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