International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics · 2004
Puerperal sepsis and maternal mortality: what role can new technologies play?
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Hussein J, Fortney J A
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To identify new and underutilized technologies to reduce maternal mortality related to puerperal sepsis in developing countries.
METHOD: Review of current medical literature.
RESULT: The literature indicates that infection-control protocols and evidence-based procedures--including prophylactic antibiotics for cesarean section or preterm rupture of membranes, and updated antibiotic regimens--should be widely adopted. Devices such as hand rubs, needle-disposal systems, and rapid microbiological diagnostic tests can improve compliance and efficiency. Operational research on promising developments like vaginal cleansing with antiseptics, vitamin A supplementation, and prophylactic antibiotics in high-risk women is needed.
CONCLUSION: Sepsis management continues to depend on good implementation of established technologies. Program-based approaches are required to improve uptake.
METHOD: Review of current medical literature.
RESULT: The literature indicates that infection-control protocols and evidence-based procedures--including prophylactic antibiotics for cesarean section or preterm rupture of membranes, and updated antibiotic regimens--should be widely adopted. Devices such as hand rubs, needle-disposal systems, and rapid microbiological diagnostic tests can improve compliance and efficiency. Operational research on promising developments like vaginal cleansing with antiseptics, vitamin A supplementation, and prophylactic antibiotics in high-risk women is needed.
CONCLUSION: Sepsis management continues to depend on good implementation of established technologies. Program-based approaches are required to improve uptake.