Management of High-Risk Pregnancy: Clinical Strategies and Maternal and Child Outcomes

• Autor(a) principal: Pedroni, Júlia Lagoa
• Data de Publicação: 2023
• Outros Autores: Rêgo , Hosana Maria Araújo, Hoffmann, Reginaldo, Postigo , Isabella Stéfanny de Freitas, Fook, Amanda Maria Pascoal Lia, Loss, Elara Coimbra, Carneiro, Elaine Patrícia de Morais Sereno, Gonzaga Filho, Fabian Sousa, Lontra, Aline Alves Fiuza, Carvalho , Natália Rodrigues de, Arrieta, Julio Cesar Denis Ricaldi, Silva Filho, Washington Luiz Rodrigues da, Batista , Ana Karla de Sousa, Sousa , Maria Clara Nunes, Botelho, Sarah Eugênio, Barros, Rafael Pontes
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Brazilian Journal of Implantology and Health Sciences
• Texto Completo: https://bjihs.emnuvens.com.br/bjihs/article/view/1151
• topic: Gravidez de Risco; Abordagem Clínica; Obstetrícia.; High-Risk Pregnancy; Clinical Approach; Obstetrics.

Objective: The article analyzes the management of high-risk pregnancies, addressing clinical strategies, medical innovations, ethical challenges, and socioeconomic impact. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the topic by integrating technological, cultural, and ethical aspects to inform healthcare professionals and researchers about advances in obstetrics. Methodology: The article employed a comprehensive review methodology, analyzing studies on the management of high-risk pregnancies, covering clinical aspects, medical innovations, ethical challenges, and socioeconomic impact. The integration of technological, cultural, and ethical data aimed to offer a complete view of the subject for healthcare professionals and researchers. Results: The results highlight clinical approaches, medical innovations, and ethical challenges in managing high-risk pregnancies. Socioeconomic impact is considered, and future perspectives include the pursuit of equity in healthcare access. The article aims to inform professionals and researchers about the complexities and advancements in obstetrics. Conclusion: Managing high-risk pregnancies requires a balance between medical innovations, ethics, and equitable healthcare access. Emphasizing education and prevention empowers women, while the future emphasizes a patient-centered approach to mitigate risks and ensure positive experiences for families.