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2016, Number 3

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Sal Jal 2016; 3 (3)

Sepsis en medicina materno fetal

Rodríguez-Chávez JL, Madrigal-Rodríguez VM, Bañuelos-Franco A, Sandoval-Martínez RG, Granados-Hernández RA, Hernández–Garibay CA
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Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 172-181
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Key words:

sepsis, maternal fetal medicine.

ABSTRACT

Maternal sepsis is relatively common. It is more common in developing countries, fifth leading cause of maternal death. Pregnancy predisposes women to four specific infectious complications: pyelonephritis; chorioamnionitis (oft en aft er a cesarean delivery), septic abortion and pneumonia. Most of these infections are the result of tissue damage during delivery and physiological changes that normally occur during pregnancy. Th e general basis for the treatment of severe sepsis are: 1. Early recognition of sepsis 2. Support vital timely and appropriate 3. Drain the septic focus if feasible 4. eff ective antibiotic treatment: Early and strong (fi rst hour), spectrum balanced or comprehensive , plan tailored antibiotic . Early resuscitation made within the first three hours improves the prognosis of severe sepsis and septic shock.


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