Epidemilogy of Perinatal Death in the Support Hospital Iquitos – Peru 2012
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https://doi.org/10.61651/rped.2013v66n3p154-163Keywords:
Epidemiology, Fetal Mortality, Early Neonatal Mortality, Perinatal MortalityAbstract
Objective: Analyze the perinatal mortality of Neonatology Service in the Support Hospital of Iquitos (SHI) during the 2012.
Methods: epidemiological and retrospective study in 2012. Socioeconomics and epidemiological factors of 4578 newborns in 2012 are analyzed. Determined the probably causes of fetal and neonatal death and established the mortality rates.
Results: In the 2012 born 4578 in the Support Hospital of Iquitos (SHI), 39 of them were stillbirths and 59 deaths in the perinatal period. The perinatal mortality rate (PMR) of sex was in males 25,34/1000NB and in female 16,45/1000NB. According the weight in less than 1000g the PMR was 900/1000NB and between 1001 and 1500g was 461,5/1000NB. In newborns less than 28 weeks the PMR was 1000/1000NB. In mothers above 36 years old the PMR was 37,97/1000NB. In patients with major congenital anomalies the PMR is 357,1/1000NB. The cause of stillbirths was the extrauterine fetal hypoxia (1:228,9 births) and the major congenital anomalies (1:508,9 births) the most common; and the neonatal mortality causes was birth asphyxia in 35,6% of the deaths and major congenital anomalies in 23,7%.
Conclusions: The perinatal mortality in the SHI, is more common in males, newborn under 1,500g at birth, in newborn of mothers above 36 years and in patients with major congenital anomalies. The fetal hypoxia and birth asphyxia are the most common causes of fetal and neonatal death respectively.
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