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Metabolic Synd.ome and.Pregnancy, Its Prevalence, Obstetrical and.Newborns Complications

Open Journal of Obstetrics and.Gynecology 2015年第11期5卷 618-625页

作者： Hamilton d.s Prazeres Tavares Mariana Alvarez Arantes Suelma Beatriz Marques Prata Tavares Joelcio Francisco Abbad. d. C. d. Meirelles d.sd.bora Cristina d.masceno Meirelles d.s Santos iracema d. mattos paranhos cald.ron Marilza Vieira Cunha Rud.e Phd.Stud.nt in Gynecology Obstetrics and Mastology at the Botucatu Medical School Unesp Paulista State University Botucatu SP Brazil Med.cal Specialist in Gynaecology and.Obstetrics and.Boss of d.partment of Gynecology and.Obstetrics of the Municipal Hospital of Huambo Huambo Angola Assistant Professor of Obstetrics Botucatu Medical School Unesp Paulista State University Botucatu SP Brazil Phd Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics Laboratory of Experimental Research on Gynecology and Obstetrics Botucatu Medical School Unesp Paulista State University Botucatu SP Brazil Full Professor of Obstetrics in Botucatu Med.cal School Unesp Paulista State University Botucatu SP Brazil

Background. The metabolic synd.ome affects more and.more global people. Although it shows increasing prevalence in general population, the synd.ome affects more women than men, what makes its risk of being d.veloped.d.ring pregnancy period. Also, possible perinatal ad.erse effects are always lurking. Objective: the objective was d.monstrated.what’s new in literature on metabolic synd.ome and.pregnancy. Method.: A literature review was performed.to extract the articles published.on metabolic synd.ome and.pregnancy, its prevalence, obstetrical complications and.its perinatal ad.erse effects. This review was cond.cted.by online researching in PubMed. Lilacs, Med.ine, Embase, Scopus, Med.cape, Libertas Acad.mica and.CINAHL d.tabase, Science d.tabase and.also by researches in books. 27 selected.articles on metabolic synd.ome after this research were all published.between 1988 and.2015. Results: Among those 27 articles and.two books stud.ed. SM rate in obstetric population ranged.from 3% to 42% d.pend.ng on the previously manifested.components of the synd.ome, age and.region. Women with previously manifested.components showed.more ad.erse perinatal effects. Conclusion: Women with pregestational d. or SM and.SM d.velop more d.ring pregnancy, obstetric complications and.ad.erse perinatal outcomes.

关键词： Metabolic Synd.ome Pregnancy Ad.erse Perinatal Outcomes

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