Maternal and perinatal out come in women with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy at El-Mina Maternity University hospital at 2019

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Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, El-Minia Faculty of Medicine

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Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) are multisystem diseases known to increase the risk of 
perinatal mortality worldwide. Aim of the work: To detect the maternal and perinatal outcome
,improve the outcome in cases of hypertensive disorders with pregnancy in one year at El-Mina 
Maternity University and how to improve it. Patients and Method: Study Design: It is prospective 
descriptive study from available data at 2019. Setting: Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at 
El-Mina maternity University hospital. Result: The study included 1334 women from EL-Minia 
Maternity University Hospital who fulfilled the criteria for hypertensive disorders during pregnancy 
during the period between the first of January 2019 to the first of January of 2020,it represents 10.8 
of total patient admitted in the hospital. Recommendation: Antenatal care is the strategy while 
intranatal care is the tactic to reduce Maternal morbidity and subsequent mortality in primary health 
care units and hospital outpatient clinics. More attention to BP measurement and urine analysis to all 
PG cases especially after 34 weeks The purpose of antenatal care is not only to maintain the 
physiological profile of pregnancy, but also to identify patients with risk factors, early diagnosis,
which allows for appropriate management and as result reduce maternal and fetal morbidity and 
mortality. 

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