Neonatal Screening of Congenital Heart Disease in Premature Unit Dose It Save Life
Abstract
Background: Congenital heart disease in consider as important cause of mortality and morbidity in newborn Objectives: To show the impact of neonatal Echocardiography screening programmer on fate mortality morbidity of neonate with CHD .establish relationship between neonatal CHD and certain parameter like cyanosis murmur gestational age congenital malformation syndromes, Mode of Delivery.
Materials and methods: The study started between 1-7-2022 till 1-4-2022.Was (519) neonate were below age 28days screened for CHD in premature unit of 2 hospital pediatric and maternity hospital. All newborn babies were examined thorough looking for congenital malformation . syndromes, central and peripheral cyanosis , cardiac murmur. With questioner about gestational age . mode of delivery .All were evaluated by Echocardiography done by specialist doctor.
Results: The results finding the (58%) were male neonate .(42%) were female neonates(92%) of neonates age between 1-10days .(5%) between 10-20days ,3% were between 20-30days .Incidence of CHD were( 31% )Incidence of critical cyanotic CHD 7/1000 ( D TGA ,DORV ,Truncus arteriosus ,Ebstein malformation of TV ).Incidence of a cyanotic CHD almost (30%).The most common type of A cyanotic CHD PFO 12%, PDA 9% without pulmonary hypertension .3% PDA with Pulmonary hypertension ,ASD 3.8% , 89% were full term . 60% were delivered by caesarian section.(2%)were having Down syndrome. Klippel fiel syndrome. Anencephaly , hydrocephaly (27%) of neonate with syndrome having CHD (28%) Of non syndromic neonate have CHD.
Conclusion: The study concluded that the Echocardiography is cornerstone for quick accurate diagnosis of CHD It can save neonates life .
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