Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review
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Summary: | ABSTRACT Objective: the present study aims to investigate the possible outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by the COVID-19 virus. Method: a systematic review where scientific studies published between the years 2019 and 2021 were analyzed, with topics about COVID-19 in pregnant women and its complications, as well as its influence on the outcome of pregnancy. A total of 3830 articles were selected; after exclusion of duplicates, application of inclusion and exclusion criteria and evaluation of bias, 13 articles were used. Results: The immune system is possibly heavily altered by the virus; other factors that also influence are patients who have comorbidities, especially hypertension and obesity, which often produce preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, miscarriage and restricted intrauterine growth. In the respiratory system, there is elevation of the diaphragm, reduction of the expiratory reserve and hyperventilation. Asymptomatic pregnant women or those with mild symptoms show a significant improvement and without the need for further interventions; patients who show signs of disease may need to be followed up in Intensive Care Units. There is a prevalence of cesarean section compared to vaginal delivery. Conclusion: The gestational outcomes are mostly positive, it was found that pregnant women who have comorbidities may experience worsening in their clinical status. |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic reviewDesfechos da gestação frente à contaminação por COVID-19: uma revisão sistemática gestação, pandemia, COVID-19 e complicações na gravidezpregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complicationspregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complicationsABSTRACT Objective: the present study aims to investigate the possible outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by the COVID-19 virus. Method: a systematic review where scientific studies published between the years 2019 and 2021 were analyzed, with topics about COVID-19 in pregnant women and its complications, as well as its influence on the outcome of pregnancy. A total of 3830 articles were selected; after exclusion of duplicates, application of inclusion and exclusion criteria and evaluation of bias, 13 articles were used. Results: The immune system is possibly heavily altered by the virus; other factors that also influence are patients who have comorbidities, especially hypertension and obesity, which often produce preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, miscarriage and restricted intrauterine growth. In the respiratory system, there is elevation of the diaphragm, reduction of the expiratory reserve and hyperventilation. Asymptomatic pregnant women or those with mild symptoms show a significant improvement and without the need for further interventions; patients who show signs of disease may need to be followed up in Intensive Care Units. There is a prevalence of cesarean section compared to vaginal delivery. Conclusion: The gestational outcomes are mostly positive, it was found that pregnant women who have comorbidities may experience worsening in their clinical status.RESUMO Objetivo: o presente estudo tem por objetivo investigar os possíveis desfechos da gestação frente a contaminação pelo vírus COVID-19. Método: revisão sistemática onde foram analisados estudos científicos publicados entre os anos de 2019 e 2021, com temas acerca do COVID-19 em gestantes e suas complicações, bem como sua influência acerca do desfecho da gestação. Foram selecionados um total de 3830 artigos; após exclusão de duplicatas, aplicação de critérios de inclusão e exclusão e avaliação de viés, foram utilizados 13 artigos. Resultados: O sistema imunológico, possivelmente é fortemente alterada pelo vírus; outros fatores que também influenciam são pacientes que possuem comorbidades, com destaque para hipertensão e obesidade, que frequentemente produzem trabalho de parto prematuro, rotura prematura das membranas, abortamento e crescimento intrauterino restrito. No sistema respiratório ocorre a elevação do diafragma, redução da reserva expiratória e hiperventilação. Gestantes assintomáticas ou com sintomas leves apresentam uma melhora significativa e sem a necessidade de maiores intervenções; já pacientes que apresentam sinais de agravos podem necessitar de acompanhamento em Unidades de Terapia Intensiva. Há uma prevalência de cirurgia cesárea em comparação ao parto vaginal. Conclusão: Os desfechos gestacionais são em sua maioria positivos, foi constatado que gestantes que possuem comorbidades podem apresentar piora em seu estado clínico. Escola Superior de Ciências da Saúde2022-03-08info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://escsresidencias.emnuvens.com.br/hrj/article/view/45910.51723/hrj.v3i15.459Health Residencies Journal - HRJ; v. 3 n. 15 (2022): Transdisciplinaridade no Sistema Único de Saúde: integração, diálogo e entrelaçamento entre as diferentes áreas do conhecimento; 414-4302675-2913reponame:Health Residencies Journal (HRJ)instname:Escola Superior de Ciências da Saúde (ESCS)instacron:ESCSporhttps://escsresidencias.emnuvens.com.br/hrj/article/view/459/345Copyright (c) 2022 Ana Gabriela França dos Reis, Kelly da Silva Cavalcante Ribeirohttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFrança dos Reis, Ana Gabrielada Silva Cavalcante Ribeiro, Kelly2023-03-15T03:07:57Zoai:ojs.emnuvens.com.br:article/459Revistahttps://escsresidencias.emnuvens.com.br/hrjPUBhttps://escsresidencias.emnuvens.com.br/hrj/oaihrj@escs.edu.br || vanessacampos@escs.edu.br2675-29132675-2913opendoar:2023-03-15T03:07:57Health Residencies Journal (HRJ) - Escola Superior de Ciências da Saúde (ESCS)false |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review Desfechos da gestação frente à contaminação por COVID-19: uma revisão sistemática |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review França dos Reis, Ana Gabriela gestação, pandemia, COVID-19 e complicações na gravidez pregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complications pregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complications |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review |
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Outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by COVID-19: a systematic review |
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França dos Reis, Ana Gabriela |
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França dos Reis, Ana Gabriela da Silva Cavalcante Ribeiro, Kelly |
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França dos Reis, Ana Gabriela da Silva Cavalcante Ribeiro, Kelly |
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gestação, pandemia, COVID-19 e complicações na gravidez pregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complications pregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complications |
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gestação, pandemia, COVID-19 e complicações na gravidez pregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complications pregnancy, pandemic, COVID-19 and pregnancy complications |
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ABSTRACT Objective: the present study aims to investigate the possible outcomes of pregnancy in the face of contamination by the COVID-19 virus. Method: a systematic review where scientific studies published between the years 2019 and 2021 were analyzed, with topics about COVID-19 in pregnant women and its complications, as well as its influence on the outcome of pregnancy. A total of 3830 articles were selected; after exclusion of duplicates, application of inclusion and exclusion criteria and evaluation of bias, 13 articles were used. Results: The immune system is possibly heavily altered by the virus; other factors that also influence are patients who have comorbidities, especially hypertension and obesity, which often produce preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, miscarriage and restricted intrauterine growth. In the respiratory system, there is elevation of the diaphragm, reduction of the expiratory reserve and hyperventilation. Asymptomatic pregnant women or those with mild symptoms show a significant improvement and without the need for further interventions; patients who show signs of disease may need to be followed up in Intensive Care Units. There is a prevalence of cesarean section compared to vaginal delivery. Conclusion: The gestational outcomes are mostly positive, it was found that pregnant women who have comorbidities may experience worsening in their clinical status. |
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Health Residencies Journal - HRJ; v. 3 n. 15 (2022): Transdisciplinaridade no Sistema Único de Saúde: integração, diálogo e entrelaçamento entre as diferentes áreas do conhecimento; 414-430 2675-2913 reponame:Health Residencies Journal (HRJ) instname:Escola Superior de Ciências da Saúde (ESCS) instacron:ESCS |
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