@bachelorthesis{10336/30748,
author = {Pérez Ortiz, Heixel Zarik},
url = {https://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/30748},
abstract = {Statistics of ICU admission in obstetric patients with MODS (Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome) are not well established. In Colombia, in the studies of this population, none of them mentioned multiorgan dysfunction syndrome. Perhaps because this pathophysiological condition can often be indistinguishable from that which occurs during normal pregnancy. A retrospective review of the medical history was completed from 2012 to 2016. A total of 134 were admitted to ICU (13.7%) of those admitted to the OB / GYN service in 5 years. During approximately 10 days of stay, the main diagnosis was sepsis (35.8%); followed by 26.9% by hypertensive disorders, and 15.7% by hemorrhage. There were 5 deaths (0.37%). Methodology This is a descriptive observational study that has a quantitative approach, since I use biostatistics techniques in order to summarize the different quantitative and qualitative variables. Results: Of the total of 134 patients, sepsis was the main cause of admission to ICU with a total of 48 (35.8%) patients, being the urinary focus the main cause 60%, followed by Pneumonia 16.6% and the remaining 23% other foci (example: acute abdomen, endometritis, septic abortion). Second, hypertensive disorders 26%, followed by bleeding disorders 15.7%. Mortality was 3.7%.},
keywords = {Mortalidad materna},
keywords = {Morbilidad materna},
keywords = {Disfunción multiorgánica},
keywords = {Obstétrica},
keywords = {Unidad de cuidados intensivos},
title = {Características de pacientes en unidad de cuidado intensivo IV nivel, por complicaciones del embarazo, parto o puerperio},
publisher = {Universidad del Rosario},
keywords = {Maternal mortality},
keywords = {Maternal morbidity},
keywords = {Multi-organ dysfunction},
keywords = {Obstetric},
keywords = {Intensive care unit},
}