Comportamiento del embarazo prolongado en el año 2003

Authors

  • Julio Cesar López Suárez
  • Ricardo Ignacio Pila Díaz
  • Luís Ricardo Pico Ortega
  • Víctor Rafael Fernández Riverón

Abstract

Se realizó un estudio observacional descriptivo para conocer algunas variables clínicas epidemiológicas relacionadas con el embarazo prolongado en el Hospital General  Docente de Morón en el año 2003. El universo del trabajo fueron 171 gestantes a las que se les diagnosticó embarazo prolongado en este periodo. Del total de 2171 nacimientos que ocurrieron en nuestro hospital el 8 %fueron posteriores a las 42 semanas. De los 171 embarazos prolongados 122 iniciaron espontáneamente el trabajo de parto, se indicaron 45 inducciones y 4 cesáreas electivas,  121 partos fueron eutócicos y se realizaron 40 cesáreas. Solo 11 nacidos presentaron morbilidad postnatal y 3 depresión al nacimiento.

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López Suárez JC, Ignacio Pila Díaz R, Pico Ortega LR, Fernández Riverón VR. Comportamiento del embarazo prolongado en el año 2003. Mediciego [Internet]. 2007 Oct. 16 [cited 2026 Feb. 4];13. Available from: https://revmediciego.sld.cu/index.php/mediciego/article/view/2347

Issue

Vol. 13 (2007): Suplemento 2

Section

Original article

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