Key result
Newborns of mothers with severe cardiovascular and CNS diseases had high rates of perinatal CNS damage (16.08%) and intrauterine growth restriction (13.6%), with congenital malformations at 5.1%.
Why the study?
To evaluate the impact of gestational complications and delivery methods in pregnant women with cardiovascular and central nervous system diseases on newborn health status.
Observational (n=606)
Newborns of mothers with severe cardiovascular and CNS diseases face high rates of perinatal CNS damage and inherited congenital heart defects, emphasizing the need for early targeted neonatal screening.
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Bocharova et al. (2022) conducted an observational in Maternal cardiovascular and CNS diseases (n=606). Maternal cardiovascular and CNS diseases was evaluated on Pathological conditions in newborns in the early neonatal period. Newborns of mothers with severe cardiovascular and CNS diseases had high rates of perinatal CNS damage (16.08%) and intrauterine growth restriction (13.6%), with congenital malformations at 5.1%.
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