Evaluation of outcome of mode of delivery in severe preeclampsia

Background: Preeclampsia is new onset hypertension of more than 140/90 mmHg on 2 occasions, 4 hours apart in pregnancy, which occurs after 20 weeks gestation and frequently near term. If there are other symptoms like as headache, blurred vision from end organ damage, thrombocytopenia, it characterized severe preeclampsia. Regardless the foetal outcome, treatment for preeclampsia immediate delivery. The goal current study to assess how different delivery methods affect individuals with preeclampsia.Methods: It a retrospective conducted RL Jalappa hospital, Kolar January 2021 February 2022. Out 2568 deliveries at our facility throughout period, 150 singleton pregnancies complicated by delivered 24-34 were chosen study. Women who had additional obstetric, foetal, or medical difficulties not included study.Results: 110 participants an LSCS form out total. Among them, non-reassuring fetal heart rate, obstructed labor, malpresentation most typical indicators LSCS. difference between Bishop's score mode was statistically significant. There no discernible newborn's APGAR immediately following method delivery.Conclusions: strong chances normal vaginal birth if Bishop time admission induction 4.