COLLISIONAGE AND THEIR OBSTETRIC EFFECT IN PATIENTS WITH SINGLETONPREGNANCY - A CASE STUDY

The methods for Obstetrics had been changed with the time and the more complicated cases are now being handled very practically. To assess various Antenatal complications in pregnancy among women aged 35years and above with younger women of age group 20-34years. The various Antenatal complications in women >35years and in women between 20 -35years of age attending our antenatal clinic was assessed using percentage of occurrence. At each antenatal visit, Patient’s General examination including vital parameters, Obstetrical examination for fetal growth and wellbeing were noted down. It is appropriate to conclude that elderly mothers with meticulous evaluation of pre-pregnancy health status, prenatal care, antenatal surveillance and delivery in a tertiary institution with proper NICU facilities can expect good perinatal outcome. The present study showed that there were higher caesarean rates. There were no birth injuries, but there was one neonatal death in women more than 35years. It is appropriate to conclude that elderly mothers with meticulous evaluation of pre-pregnancy health status, prenatal care, antenatal surveillance and delivery in a tertiary institution with proper NICU facilities can expect a good perinatal outcome.