Winding partogram alert patients height

Authors

  • Ruben Villacaqui Departamento de Gineco obstetricia, Hospital de Apoyo III Víctor Ramos Guardia, Huaraz, Perú
  • Vidal Mosquera Departamento de Gineco obstetricia, Hospital de Apoyo III Víctor Ramos Guardia, Huaraz, Perú
  • Mario Olivencia Departamento de Gineco obstetricia, Hospital de Apoyo III Víctor Ramos Guardia, Huaraz, Perú
  • Alberto Penaranda Departamento de Gineco obstetricia, Hospital de Apoyo III Víctor Ramos Guardia, Huaraz, Perú
  • Iliana Herrera Departamento de Gineco obstetricia, Hospital de Apoyo III Víctor Ramos Guardia, Huaraz, Perú

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31403/rpgo.v44i986

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: To describe alert curves in patients in labor at high altitude. DESIGN: Descriptive, prospective transversal study from January through May 1997, PATIENTS: 400 term nulliparous and multiparous with cepbalic presentation attended at Huaraz Víctor Ramos Guardia Hospital, with normal labor and without drugs tvere classified in four groups following PLAC, starting the curve at 4 cm dilation. Statistical analysis, data processing and results were done with EPIINFO 5, using 10th percentile. RESULTS: Alert curve is to the left of PLAC, more so compared to sea level (HAMA), maybe due to nutritional status and pain toleration of high altitude women. CONCLUSION: Alert curves in high altitude patients in labor show short dilation times.

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Published

2015-06-20

How to Cite

Villacaqui, R., Mosquera, V., Olivencia, M., Penaranda, A., & Herrera, I. (2015). Winding partogram alert patients height. The Peruvian Journal of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 44(1), 45–53. https://doi.org/10.31403/rpgo.v44i986

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