Frequency of Placenta Previa in Scarred and Non Scarred Uterus
Amna Javed, Fakharunissa, Samar Hussain, Sabahat Ali Zaidi, Naim Ashraf, Syeda Tahseen Fatima
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ABSTRACT
Introduction: An obstetric
complication, Placenta Previa usually arises in the, second and. third.
pregnancy trimester. This may result in serious nature of it may cause serious
incidences and death rate to the mother. There is a huge risk of placenta
accreta, in the pregnant women having placenta previa and prior history of
cesarean.
Objective: To the frequency of placenta Previa in
patients coming to a tertiary care unit with previously scarred and non-scarred
uterus.
Material
& Method
Study
design: Descriptive
Cross Sectional Study
Settings:
Department
of Obstetrics, Gynecology, Lahore General Hospital, Lahore.
Duration:
Six
months i.e. 1st July 2021 to 31st December 2021
Data
Collection procedure: 144
sample size was calculated with 80% power of test and 5% level of significance
by taking expecting 5%. Female present with age of 20-40 years with scarred and
non-scarred uterus and singleton pregnancy and Gestational age 28 weeks and
onwards were included. Second trimester bleeding & scars, primi gravidas
patients were excluded from the study. Complete history was taken regarding
parity, age &duration of gestation. Data was analyzed using SPSS version
24. For qualitative data like Age groups, Gravidy, previous section was
presented as frequency & percentages. For quantitative data like age was
presented as mean and SD was calculated.
Results: 144 females were included; the mean
age was 32.23 ± 12.34 years. Mostly females were belonging to 26-30 years
66(45.8%). Gestational age revealed that 20(13.8%) were between 28-32 weeks,
30(20.83%) were 31-35 gestation week and 94(65.2%) were 36-40 weeks of
gestation. Placenta Previa found in previously scarred uterus was 98(68.05%),
while it was 46 had previous vaginal delivery. About gravidity, 80 patients
were between G2-G4, 54 were between G5-G7 and only 10 were more than G7.
Conclusion: Frequency of placenta previa is higher
in scared uterus in our study than non-scared uterus.
Key words: Pregnancy,
Placenta Previa, Frequency, Scarred
ABSTRACT
Introduction: An obstetric
complication, Placenta Previa usually arises in the, second and. third.
pregnancy trimester. This may result in serious nature of it may cause serious
incidences and death rate to the mother. There is a huge risk of placenta
accreta, in the pregnant women having placenta previa and prior history of
cesarean.
Objective: To the frequency of placenta Previa in
patients coming to a tertiary care unit with previously scarred and non-scarred
uterus.
Material
& Method
Study
design: Descriptive
Cross Sectional Study
Settings:
Department
of Obstetrics, Gynecology, Lahore General Hospital, Lahore.
Duration:
Six
months i.e. 1st July 2021 to 31st December 2021
Data
Collection procedure: 144
sample size was calculated with 80% power of test and 5% level of significance
by taking expecting 5%. Female present with age of 20-40 years with scarred and
non-scarred uterus and singleton pregnancy and Gestational age 28 weeks and
onwards were included. Second trimester bleeding & scars, primi gravidas
patients were excluded from the study. Complete history was taken regarding
parity, age &duration of gestation. Data was analyzed using SPSS version
24. For qualitative data like Age groups, Gravidy, previous section was
presented as frequency & percentages. For quantitative data like age was
presented as mean and SD was calculated.
Results: 144 females were included; the mean
age was 32.23 ± 12.34 years. Mostly females were belonging to 26-30 years
66(45.8%). Gestational age revealed that 20(13.8%) were between 28-32 weeks,
30(20.83%) were 31-35 gestation week and 94(65.2%) were 36-40 weeks of
gestation. Placenta Previa found in previously scarred uterus was 98(68.05%),
while it was 46 had previous vaginal delivery. About gravidity, 80 patients
were between G2-G4, 54 were between G5-G7 and only 10 were more than G7.
Conclusion: Frequency of placenta previa is higher
in scared uterus in our study than non-scared uterus.