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An audit of obstetricians’ management of women potentially infected with blood-borne viruses. Medical Journal of Australia 2004;180(7):328-332.

Autores :

Giles ML, Sasadeusz JJ, Garland SM, Grover SR, Hellard ME.

Año de publicación :

2004

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http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/180_07_050404/…

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Objective:

To assess obstetricians’ current antenatal screening practices for blood-borne viruses (hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV) and how they manage pregnant women infected with a blood-borne virus.
Design and participants:

National cross-sectional survey conducted between September 2002 and January 2003. All obstetricians (n = 767) registered with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG) were mailed a questionnaire assessing their antenatal screening practices and knowledge of management of women potentially infected with a blood-borne virus.
Outcome measures:

Concordance of clinical practice with RANZCOG recommendations and current evidence-based guidelines.
Results:

523 obstetricians (68% response rate) completed the questionnaire. Fifty-one per cent of respondents said they would always offer HIV screening and 60% would always offer HCV screening. For HIV-infected women, 36% of obstetricians would always recommend elective caesarean section and 33% would always avoid rupture of membranes. Despite a lack of evidence, 34% of obstetricians advise patients that the risk of HBV transmission is increased with breastfeeding, and 47% give the same advice about HCV transmission.
Conclusion:

There is some discordance between the RANZCOG antenatal screening recommendations for HCV and HIV and current practice. Knowledge about the management of HIV-infected women could be improved, and more obstetricians need to be aware that current evidence suggests there is no increased risk of transmission of HBV or HCV with breastfeeding.

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➡ cesárea ; infecciones ; medicina basada en la evidencia ; lactancia materna ; cribado ; rotura de membranas

Autor de este registro :

Cécile Loup — 05 Apr 2004