COVID-19 ПНЕВМОНИЯСИ БИЛАН ПЕРИНАТАЛ АЁЛЛАРНИ ДАВОЛАШ НАТИЖАЛАРИ
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COVID-19, пневмония, ҳомиладорлик, психоэмоционал касалликлар, ташвиш, депрессия, стресс, перинатал натижалар, туғриқ, ўлим##article.abstract##
Мақсад: COVID-19 пневмонияси билан касалланган ҳомиладор аёлларни даволаш натижаларини ўрганиш.
Материал ва усуллар. SARS-Cov-2 билан касалланган 3080 нафар ҳомиладор аёлни текшириш ва даволаш натижалари киритилган. Аёлларнинг 28,9% ҳомиладорликнинг биринчи триместрида бўлган, 34,3% - иккинчи триместрида ва 36,8% - учинчи триместрда. Аксарият ҳолларда (64,3%) пневмониянинг ўртача курси аниқланган.
Натижалар. Умумий ўлим 2,1% ни ташкил етди. 435 нафар аёлда ҳомиладорлик тугалланди. Туғилиш ҳолатларининг атиги 73,6% (435 тадан 320 тасида) Кесарев амалиети амалга оширилган бўлса, касалликнинг ўта оғир кечишида ушбу туғилиш усули барча 74 (100%) ҳомиладор аёлларда қўлланилган. Перинатал ўлим даражаси 8,3% ни ташкил этди (327 тирик туғилган чақалоқдан 27 таси). Жумладан, антенатал ўлим 4,6% (327 тадан 15 та), туғруқ ичидаги ўлим 2,4% (327 тадан 8 та), эрта неонатал ўлим 1,2% (327 тадан 4 таси) ни ташкил этди. Хулоса. Психоэмоцинал бузилишлар билан боғлиқ бўлган COVID-19 пневмонияси бўлган аёлларда перинатал натижалар оғир ва ўта оғир касалликларда эрта туғилишнинг юқори даражаси билан тавсифланади.
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