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THE RELATION BETWEEN TREATED MATERNAL URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND ADVERSE MATERNAL, PRENATAL OUTCOMES IN PREGNANT WOMEN OF ARDABIL, IRAN

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 Background and Objective: URINARY TRACT INFECTION is one of the most common bacterial infections during PREGNANCY and has also been implicated as a risk factor for adverse maternal and PRENATAL OUTCOMEs. The aim of our study was to determine the relation between maternal URINARY TRACT INFECTION and adverse maternal, PRENATAL OUTCOMEs in pregnant women of Ardabil, Iran.Material and Methods: This retrospective-case-control study was conducted on prenatal file records of pregnant women in Ardabil (2011). The pregnant women who had a positive urine culture in their prenatal files (N=211) were considered as a case group and 232 ones without URINARY TRACT INFECTION as a control. Using a research- made questionnaire, the data related to present PREGNANCY and prenatal information was collected and analyzed by KrusKal Wallis, Chi-Square and Fisher statistical tests.Results: Maternal age of under 25 (%61.6 vs.56.5), body mass index of more than 30 (%18.3 vs.15.6), primigravida (%55 vs.48.8), hypertension (%2.4 vs.1.3), hyperemesis Gravidarum (%14.8 vs.12.6), frequency and dysuria (%1.9 vs.0.9), low birth weight (%95.4 vs.93.2), congenital malformation (%3.5 vs.1.8), artificial milk feeding (%6.5 vs.2.7), neonatal death (%0.9 vs.0.0) are higher in urinary infection group, however the differences are not statistically significant. Other maternal and prenatal adverse outcomes such as diabetes, pre-eclampsia, hemoglobin level, prematurity, abortion and stillbirth have not significant relation with urinary infection.Conclusion: Because of low level of adverse maternal or PRENATAL OUTCOMEs reported in our study, we conclude that screening and treatment of URINARY TRACT INFECTION in Ardabil health service is appropriate; therefore, no change is needed for present screening or treatment processes.

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    ALIJAHAN, RAHELEH, NOKHOSTIN, BABAK, TASLIMI, SOOSAN, TAHMASEBI, PARISA, MORADI, SHAHLA, & HAZRATI, SADEGH. (2013). THE RELATION BETWEEN TREATED MATERNAL URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND ADVERSE MATERNAL, PRENATAL OUTCOMES IN PREGNANT WOMEN OF ARDABIL, IRAN. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT IN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY, 10(1), 43-51. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/231497/en

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    ALIJAHAN RAHELEH, NOKHOSTIN BABAK, TASLIMI SOOSAN, TAHMASEBI PARISA, MORADI SHAHLA, HAZRATI SADEGH. THE RELATION BETWEEN TREATED MATERNAL URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND ADVERSE MATERNAL, PRENATAL OUTCOMES IN PREGNANT WOMEN OF ARDABIL, IRAN. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT IN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY[Internet]. 2013;10(1):43-51. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/231497/en

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    RAHELEH ALIJAHAN, BABAK NOKHOSTIN, SOOSAN TASLIMI, PARISA TAHMASEBI, SHAHLA MORADI, and SADEGH HAZRATI, “THE RELATION BETWEEN TREATED MATERNAL URINARY TRACT INFECTION AND ADVERSE MATERNAL, PRENATAL OUTCOMES IN PREGNANT WOMEN OF ARDABIL, IRAN,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT IN NURSING AND MIDWIFERY, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 43–51, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/231497/en

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