sífilis materna e congênita: ainda um desafio sífilis materna y congénita: un desafío maternal and congenital syphilis: a persistent challenge
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El presente estudio descriptivo está basado en datos sociodemográficos, obstétricos, además se encuentra relacionado con el diagnóstico y tratamiento de la embarazada, así como de su pareja, en un grupo de 67 gestantes inscritas en el Sistema Nacional de Vigilancia Sanitaria, usuarias del servicio de maternidad público en el Distrito Federal, Brasil, a partir de 2009 hasta 2010. La información, seguimiento clínico y de laboratorio recibidos sobre los niños provenían de historiales hospitalarios. Un 41,8% de las mujeres embarazadas fueron tratadas correctamente, no obstante, la razón principal de la inadecuación en el tratamiento fue la ausencia del mismo en un 83,6% o el tratamiento inadecuado del compañero en un 88,1%. Más de un tercio tuvo que ser sometida a un nuevo tratamiento en la maternidad, debido a la falta de documentación sobre la terapéutica prenatal recibida. A un 48% de los recién nacidos con sífilis congénita se les realizó un estudio radiográfico, al 42% punción lumbar y el 36% de ellos no recibieron ningún tipo de intervención. Por lo tanto, es evidente que la calidad del servicio prenatal recibido por las mujeres embarazadas no es suficiente para asegurar el control de la sífilis congénita.
This descriptive study collected socio-demographic, obstetric, and diagnostic and treatment-related data from pregnant and postpartum women and their partners, for the 67 pregnant or postpartum women reported with syphilis to the National System of Diseases of Notification, users of public maternity hospitals in the Federal District of Brazil from 2009 to 2010. Data on clinical and laboratory follow-up of the newborn were obtained from the hospital patient charts, compulsory notification forms, and Infant Health Cards. Of the pregnant women, 41.8% were adequately treated; the main reason for inadequate treatment was the absence (83.6%) or inadequate treatment of the partner (88.1%). More than a third required repeat treatment at the maternity hospital due to lack of documentation of treatment during the prenatal period. Of the newborns diagnosed with congenital syphilis, 48% received radiographic investigation, 42% received a spinal tap, and 36% failed to receive any kind of intervention. Thus, the quality of prenatal care was insufficient to guarantee the control of congenital syphilis and achieve the goal of reducing incidence of the disease.
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| Authors | ;Iracema de Mattos Paranhos Calderon;Adriano Dias;Daniela Mendes dos Santos Magalhães;Inês Aparecida Laudares Kawaguchi |
| Journal | iberian conference on information systems and technologies, cisti |
| Year | 2013 |
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