The Morbidity Trend of the Preterm Delivery in Thirty Years and Sampling Analysis of the Obsterical Factors
- VernacularTitle:30年早产发病趋势及产科因素抽样分析
- Author:
Minling CHEN
;
Shunying HUANG
;
Zilian WANG
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- From:
Journal of Sun Yat-sen University(Medical Sciences)
2001;22(1):68-72
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
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Abstract:
【Objective】 To investigate the morbidity trend of the preterm delivery.【Methods】 A retrospective study was done on the delivery data in our hospital from 1969 to 1998. Select the cases on annual August as the sam pling units, and divided those 253 cases into three decade groups, to analyze th e obsterical factors affecting the preterm delivery.【Results】 ① The morbidity of the preterm delivery in thirty years was 4.72%(95% CI 4.16, 5.32). ② The re were no obvious changes of the morbidity among the years, and had no seasonal aggregation. ③ The cesarean section rates in the third decade increased signif icantly than those in former two decades (P<0.05). ④ As time goes on, the i ncidence of premature rupture of membrane increased, and that of the preterm del ivery with no obvious complication decreased. The cases with the intrauterine fe tal distress and IVF-ET in the third decade were significantly increased. ⑤ Th e gestation age and birth weight increased significantly, especially in the thir d decade, but the neonatal mortality had no obvious change. 【Conclusions】 Ther e was no reduction of the morbidity of the preterm delivery, further studies sho uld be emphasized. It seems unlikely the increased of cesarean section rates wil l reduce the neonatal mortality. PROM is important factors affecting the preterm delivery, and the IVF women may be at higher risk of preterm delivery.
