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Eman Gadban Saleh1 , Yousra Abdulaziz Mohammed2 , Mahmood Nezar Mustafa3 , Zahraa Mohammed4
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Study of Prevalence of Placenta Previa and Circumstances among Pregnant Women in Fallujah Hospital Eman Gadban Saleh1 , Yousra Abdulaziz Mohammed2 , Mahmood Nezar Mustafa3 , Zahraa Mohammed4
Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology Vol. 15 No. 1 (2021): Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Publisher : Institute of Medico-legal Publications Pvt Ltd

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.37506/ijfmt.v15i1.13704

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Placenta previa refers to placenta which is totally or partly implanted in lower segment of the uterus.Mortality and morbidity of mother increase with placenta previa due to the increase in the incidence ofbleeding during pregnancy. This study aims to define placenta previa prevalence among pregnant womenat AL-Fallujah teaching hospital and to determine the risk factors and their association with placenta previaincidence in al-Fallujah city population.This retrospective cohort study investigated medical registry of 6339 gravid women in al-Fallujah teachingHospital in Iraq. We find 13 cases of placenta previa (0.21%) amongst the 6339 cases registered. The riskfactors that strongly appeared to affect the complication of pregnancy with placenta previa were; advancedmaternal age of ? 35, parity, previous curettage and previous cesarean section (P<0.01).The most important pregnancy outcomes of the placenta previa were lost blood of mother more than fivehundred cubic centimeter (P = 0.000) and Apgar score of the baby at first minute equal or less than 7 (P =0.003), Placenta accretta and cesarean hysterectomy (P< 0.01).These findings are the same as those recorded in other research for Asian, American and European gravidwomen, with some other detected factors.
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