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Lei Huizhong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • clinical experimental study of foan test of amniotic fluid on Fetus Lung Maturation forecast
    International Medicine and Health Guidance News, 2006
    Co-Authors: Lei Huizhong
    Abstract:

    Objective To explore clinic value of foam test of amniotic fluid in high risk pregnancy of obstetrical department. Methods The foam test of amniotic fluid in our laboratory was adopted in 153 cases high risk pregnacy to forecast Fetus, Lung degree of Maturation,the experimental method and operating rules has been summarized. Results The forecast value of foam test of amniotic fluid is 97.3% in Fetus Lung Maturation and 48.7% in-non Maturation,the latter abore domestic predecessors report.Conclusion The foam test of amniotic fluid is simple and easy.It's forecast value in the Fetus'Lung Maturation can replace L/S rate. The technology is suiter spreaded application in basic level hospital.

  • Clinical Experimental Study of Foan Test of Amniotic Fluid on Fetus’Lung Maturation forecast
    International Medicine and Health Guidance News, 2006
    Co-Authors: Lei Huizhong
    Abstract:

    Objective To explore clinic value of foam test of amniotic fluid in high risk pregnancy of obstetrical department. Methods The foam test of amniotic fluid in our laboratory was adopted in 153 cases high risk pregnacy to forecast Fetus, Lung degree of Maturation,the experimental method and operating rules has been summarized. Results The forecast value of foam test of amniotic fluid is 97.3% in Fetus Lung Maturation and 48.7% in-non Maturation,the latter abore domestic predecessors report.Conclusion The foam test of amniotic fluid is simple and easy.It's forecast value in the Fetus'Lung Maturation can replace L/S rate. The technology is suiter spreaded application in basic level hospital.

Paula Egipto - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Experience in Management of Burn Injury During Pregnancy in a Burn Unit.
    Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association, 2020
    Co-Authors: Inês Correia-sá, Marisa Marques, Ricardo Horta, António Costa-ferreira, Acácio G. Rodrigues, Álvaro Silva, Paula Egipto
    Abstract:

    Introduction Burns injuries during pregnancy are rarely reported in developed countries, but an increasing in mortality and morbidity has been observed. The authors describe their experience in the treatment of pregnant women in a Burn Unit. Materials and methods A 12-year retrospective study of burns in pregnant women hospitalized was conducted. Results Since 2008, two pregnant women were admitted in our Unit. Patient 1, a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (27s6d), suffered a second degree burn injury, 16% TBSA) caused by fire. She was admitted in our burn unit and submitted to medical treatment, wound dressing and surgical treatment. Cerium nitrate and silver sulfadiazine was used in burn lesions and the patient was submitted to debridement and skin graft surgery. No uneventful events occurred with the Fetus. Patient 2 was a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (26s), HVC positive, admitted with a second-degree flash burn, 8% TBSA. She was submitted to endotracheal intubation before arriving to the hospital due to risk of airway burn. Dexamethasone was administered for Fetus Lung Maturation. No uneventful events were observed. Conclusion The incidence of thermal injury in pregnancy in Portugal is low. Active medical treatment together with conservative wound care should be the standard in each trimester of pregnancy. Although limited safety information on cerium nitrate or silver sulfadiazine during pregnancy, those were used with no side effects on one of our patients. Obstetrical management should be individualized.

Inês Correia-sá - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Experience in Management of Burn Injury During Pregnancy in a Burn Unit.
    Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association, 2020
    Co-Authors: Inês Correia-sá, Marisa Marques, Ricardo Horta, António Costa-ferreira, Acácio G. Rodrigues, Álvaro Silva, Paula Egipto
    Abstract:

    Introduction Burns injuries during pregnancy are rarely reported in developed countries, but an increasing in mortality and morbidity has been observed. The authors describe their experience in the treatment of pregnant women in a Burn Unit. Materials and methods A 12-year retrospective study of burns in pregnant women hospitalized was conducted. Results Since 2008, two pregnant women were admitted in our Unit. Patient 1, a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (27s6d), suffered a second degree burn injury, 16% TBSA) caused by fire. She was admitted in our burn unit and submitted to medical treatment, wound dressing and surgical treatment. Cerium nitrate and silver sulfadiazine was used in burn lesions and the patient was submitted to debridement and skin graft surgery. No uneventful events occurred with the Fetus. Patient 2 was a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (26s), HVC positive, admitted with a second-degree flash burn, 8% TBSA. She was submitted to endotracheal intubation before arriving to the hospital due to risk of airway burn. Dexamethasone was administered for Fetus Lung Maturation. No uneventful events were observed. Conclusion The incidence of thermal injury in pregnancy in Portugal is low. Active medical treatment together with conservative wound care should be the standard in each trimester of pregnancy. Although limited safety information on cerium nitrate or silver sulfadiazine during pregnancy, those were used with no side effects on one of our patients. Obstetrical management should be individualized.

Marisa Marques - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Experience in Management of Burn Injury During Pregnancy in a Burn Unit.
    Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association, 2020
    Co-Authors: Inês Correia-sá, Marisa Marques, Ricardo Horta, António Costa-ferreira, Acácio G. Rodrigues, Álvaro Silva, Paula Egipto
    Abstract:

    Introduction Burns injuries during pregnancy are rarely reported in developed countries, but an increasing in mortality and morbidity has been observed. The authors describe their experience in the treatment of pregnant women in a Burn Unit. Materials and methods A 12-year retrospective study of burns in pregnant women hospitalized was conducted. Results Since 2008, two pregnant women were admitted in our Unit. Patient 1, a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (27s6d), suffered a second degree burn injury, 16% TBSA) caused by fire. She was admitted in our burn unit and submitted to medical treatment, wound dressing and surgical treatment. Cerium nitrate and silver sulfadiazine was used in burn lesions and the patient was submitted to debridement and skin graft surgery. No uneventful events occurred with the Fetus. Patient 2 was a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (26s), HVC positive, admitted with a second-degree flash burn, 8% TBSA. She was submitted to endotracheal intubation before arriving to the hospital due to risk of airway burn. Dexamethasone was administered for Fetus Lung Maturation. No uneventful events were observed. Conclusion The incidence of thermal injury in pregnancy in Portugal is low. Active medical treatment together with conservative wound care should be the standard in each trimester of pregnancy. Although limited safety information on cerium nitrate or silver sulfadiazine during pregnancy, those were used with no side effects on one of our patients. Obstetrical management should be individualized.

Ricardo Horta - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Experience in Management of Burn Injury During Pregnancy in a Burn Unit.
    Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association, 2020
    Co-Authors: Inês Correia-sá, Marisa Marques, Ricardo Horta, António Costa-ferreira, Acácio G. Rodrigues, Álvaro Silva, Paula Egipto
    Abstract:

    Introduction Burns injuries during pregnancy are rarely reported in developed countries, but an increasing in mortality and morbidity has been observed. The authors describe their experience in the treatment of pregnant women in a Burn Unit. Materials and methods A 12-year retrospective study of burns in pregnant women hospitalized was conducted. Results Since 2008, two pregnant women were admitted in our Unit. Patient 1, a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (27s6d), suffered a second degree burn injury, 16% TBSA) caused by fire. She was admitted in our burn unit and submitted to medical treatment, wound dressing and surgical treatment. Cerium nitrate and silver sulfadiazine was used in burn lesions and the patient was submitted to debridement and skin graft surgery. No uneventful events occurred with the Fetus. Patient 2 was a 32 years old pregnant woman on second trimester (26s), HVC positive, admitted with a second-degree flash burn, 8% TBSA. She was submitted to endotracheal intubation before arriving to the hospital due to risk of airway burn. Dexamethasone was administered for Fetus Lung Maturation. No uneventful events were observed. Conclusion The incidence of thermal injury in pregnancy in Portugal is low. Active medical treatment together with conservative wound care should be the standard in each trimester of pregnancy. Although limited safety information on cerium nitrate or silver sulfadiazine during pregnancy, those were used with no side effects on one of our patients. Obstetrical management should be individualized.