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Abstract:
In this article there are shown data of epidemiolgycal analysis of parturition cases (analysis is performed with use of descriptive and evaluative method) for detection of potential risk factors for development of suppurative-inflamatory infections in puerperas. Study was performed in obstetric hospital of the " Imedis Clinica" within 2014 year. 3248 parturition cases were analysed, among them 2373 (73,06% cases of physiological birth and 875 (26,99%) caesarium operation cases. From all cases were detected only 296 (9,211%) cases complicated with basic forms of suppurative-inflamatory infections. Also was performed analysis of post-parturation complications, dependet on anamnesys of pregnants. As a result it was detected, that most significant risk factors for devolpment of suppurative-inflamatory infections in puerperas with physiological birth were genitourinay inflamatory diseases while pregnancy, prolonged (more than 6 hours) parturition period. In cases with caesarian operation, such factors, apart from operation itself, were genitourinary inflamatory diseases while pregnancy, prolonged (more than 5 hours) waterless period, tribal activities before operation, tribal activities more than 5 hours, operation duration longer than 30 minutes and huge haemorage while surgery.
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