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EFFECT OF SUBCHORIONIC HAEMATOMA ON PREGNANCY OUTCOME: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

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Objective: This study aims at comparative analysis of outcome of pregnancy in patients with 1st trimester bleeding ,with & without sub-chorionic haemorrhage (SCH). Material and Methods: Pregnant women with vaginal bleeding upto14 wks. Study period was Jan 2020 - Dec 2021. Presence& absence of SCH formed the study & the control group respectively. Results: Both groups had similar demographic patterns & parameters (parity, previous miscarriages & gestational age at rst miscarriage). 15 out of 50 pregnancies (30%) with subchorionic Hematoma resulted in miscarriage, whereas it was 28 out of 210 pregnancies (13%) withoutsubchorionic hematoma. No signicant difference was found on the gestational age at miscarriage & duration between 1st vaginal bleeding & miscarriage.The outcome measures were also similar in both groups. Conclusion: Presence of subchorionic hematoma up to 14 wks. Of gestation increases risk of miscarriage, but pregnancy outcome in ongoing pregnancy is not altered.
Title: EFFECT OF SUBCHORIONIC HAEMATOMA ON PREGNANCY OUTCOME: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
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Objective: This study aims at comparative analysis of outcome of pregnancy in patients with 1st trimester bleeding ,with & without sub-chorionic haemorrhage (SCH).
Material and Methods: Pregnant women with vaginal bleeding upto14 wks.
Study period was Jan 2020 - Dec 2021.
Presence& absence of SCH formed the study & the control group respectively.
Results: Both groups had similar demographic patterns & parameters (parity, previous miscarriages & gestational age at rst miscarriage).
15 out of 50 pregnancies (30%) with subchorionic Hematoma resulted in miscarriage, whereas it was 28 out of 210 pregnancies (13%) withoutsubchorionic hematoma.
No signicant difference was found on the gestational age at miscarriage & duration between 1st vaginal bleeding & miscarriage.
The outcome measures were also similar in both groups.
Conclusion: Presence of subchorionic hematoma up to 14 wks.
Of gestation increases risk of miscarriage, but pregnancy outcome in ongoing pregnancy is not altered.

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