Study of fetomaternal outcome in pre-eclampsia at tertiary care centres, South Gujarat

Background: Hypertensive disorders are among the most common medical disorder during pregnancy and continue to be a serious challenge in obstetric practice. It affects about 7-15% of all gestations. In India it accounts for third important cause maternal mortality. Aim if this study was prevalence pre-eclampsia feto-maternal outcome cases pre-eclampsia. Methods: This descriptive observational conducted over period from February 2019 July 2021. enrolled 106 pre-eclampsia, were selected by inclusion exclusion criteria, data entered analysed using SPSS version 20. Results: A total patients analysed. observed that more age group 26 30 years 51%, 56% unbooked patients. Maximum number primigravida 60%, 96% lower socioeconomic class, 37% had normal vaginal delivery, 63% caesarean delivery. The complication eclampsia (12%), HELLP Syndrome 12%, abruptio occurred 8% Maternal mortality 4 cases. Out babies 37 (34.93%) while 29% (27.35%) low birth weight, 16 (15.09%) IUGR, 15 (14.5%) IUFD, 7 (6.6%) RDS 2 (1.8%) stillbirth 40 (44.94%) admitted NICU. Conclusions: concludes foetal markedly affected also grave complications So proper antenatal care, early diagnosis timely intervention will decrease perinatal morbidity