Abstract
Background: Amniotic uid index (AFI), a component of modied Biophysical prole, is commonly used for antepartum fetal surveillance, and can be considered an essential parameter to predict adverse fetal and maternal outcome in patients with PROM. The present study is Objective: undertaken to study the feto-maternal outcome in patients with term PROM by stratifying them into two groups with AFI <5 and AFI ≥5. Methodology: Prospective cross-sectional study was conducted on 151 pregnant term, singleton live gestation with cephalic presentation with PROM admitted to the labor ward in Department of OBG at ESIC & PGIMSR. On admission based on amniotic uid index measured by ultrasonography the study population was grouped as Group A with AFI < 5cm and Group B with AFI ≥5 cm. Patients with AFI <5 cm Results: (Group A) had higher febrile morbidity (p-0.0001). Caesarean delivery was signicantly higher in Group A (50%, p-0.0001), most common indication was fetal distress (60.9 %). Group A also had higher incidence of wound infection (9.8%, p-0.008) and increased duration of hospital stay (p-0.0001). More patients in Group B had successful induced vaginal delivery (82.6%). Higher incidence of perinatal morbidity with APGAR<7 (p-0.032) and prolonged NICU admissions were observed in Group A (p - 0.0001). The present study co Conclusion: ncludes that AFI stratication in patients with term PROM on admission is useful to predict maternal and neonatal outcomes
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