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To identify the causes of fever during pregnancy and their associated maternal and neonatal outcomes.

Retrospective analysis of fever complicating pregnancy in a tertiary care center

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Retrospective analysis identifies infections causing fever during pregnancy, highlighting crucial maternal and neonatal implications.

To identify the causes of fever during pregnancy and their associated maternal and neonatal outcomes.
Conducted a retrospective observational study at a tertiary care center.
Reviewed records of 138 pregnant women admitted with fever over six months.
Analyzed data on gestational age, fever etiology, complications, delivery mode, and neonatal outcomes.
Upper respiratory tract infection was the leading cause of fever in 36% of cases.
12.6% of patients experienced spontaneous abortion or preterm delivery.
Neonatal mortality occurred in 5 neonates, primarily due to extreme prematurity.

J et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Retrospective analysis identifies infections causing fever during pregnancy, highlighting crucial maternal and neonatal implications.

To identify the causes of fever during pregnancy and their associated maternal and neonatal outcomes.
Conducted a retrospective observational study at a tertiary care center.
Reviewed records of 138 pregnant women admitted with fever over six months.
Analyzed data on gestational age, fever etiology, complications, delivery mode, and neonatal outcomes.
Upper respiratory tract infection was the leading cause of fever in 36% of cases.
12.6% of patients experienced spontaneous abortion or preterm delivery.
Neonatal mortality occurred in 5 neonates, primarily due to extreme prematurity.

J et al. (2026) studied this question.

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