Perinatal Outcome in Pregnant Females with Sepsis at a Tertiary Care Hospital

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Retrospective analysis shows high rates of adverse maternal and perinatal outcomes in sepsis cases, suggesting urgent care needs.

High rates of preterm birth (40%) and PROM (63.4%) were identified in pregnant females with sepsis.
Vaginal delivery occurred in 45% of cases, while 55% resulted in cesarean sections due to complicating factors.
The study included data from 200 females enrolled over one year, highlighting significant risks associated with maternal sepsis.
The findings indicate that maternal sepsis leads to severe life risks, emphasizing the need for better antenatal care.

Atta et al. (2023) studied this question.

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