Complicaciones materno- fetales en mujeres gestantes con lupus eritematoso sistémico.
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https://doi.org/10.56048/MQR20225.7.3.2023.379-401Palabras clave:
Lupus Eritematoso Sistémico, Complicaciones del Embarazo, Complicaciones Fetales, Resultados Maternos, Resultados PerinatalesResumen
El lupus eritematoso sistémico (LES) es un trastorno inmunológico que tiene el potencial de complicar significativamente el embarazo, parto y el periodo postparto, poniendo en riesgo a la madre y al feto. Entre los objetivos de nuestro estudio estaba la identificación de las complicaciones maternos fetales más habituales en gestantes con LES. Para lograr estos objetivos, se implementó una metodología basada en la búsqueda sistemática de literatura médica. Este proceso implicó una búsqueda intensiva en varias plataformas de investigación en línea. Los tipos de estudios seleccionados para su revisión fueron tanto observacionales como ensayos clínicos. Después de la selección, se procedió a extraer los datos relevantes de los estudios, a evaluar la solides de las investigaciones y a realizar un análisis descriptivo de los datos obtenidos.
Nuestros resultados evidenciaron que las gestantes que padecen LES están en mayor vulnerabilidad de sufrir una serie de complicaciones. Entre las más destacadas se encontraron la pre-eclampsia, el parto prematuro y la pérdida del embarazo. Además, se ha identificado que a un mayor grado de actividad de este trastorno aumentara significativamente el riesgo de desarrollar complicaciones. Se concluye que la gestación en el contexto del LES requiere una atención cuidadosa y vigilancia constante para reducir los riesgos tanto maternos como fetales. Además, es necesario llevar a cabo más investigaciones en esta área para mejorar el pronóstico.
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