FAKTOR PREDIKTOR MORTALITAS SEPSIS NEONATORUM AWITAN DINI DI RSUP DR.SARDJITO YOGYAKARTA
Background: Early onset neonatal sepsis grows rapidly and tends to involve multiple organs, causing higher mortality of neonates than late onset sepsis. It is not only how fast and accurate the diagnosis and treatment are, but also the predictor factors affecting mortality of neonates are needed to...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2011
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| Summary: | Background: Early onset neonatal sepsis grows rapidly and tends to involve
multiple organs, causing higher mortality of neonates than late onset sepsis. It is not
only how fast and accurate the diagnosis and treatment are, but also the predictor
factors affecting mortality of neonates are needed to be well-understood. Thus, the
predictor factors can be utilized to determine the more aggressive medical treatment.
Objective: To understand the predictor factors of mortality of neonates caused by
early onset neonatal sepsis, especially those related to maternal and clinical factors
of the neonates.
Method: Cohort-retrospective was conducted by using secondary data from basic
neonates data and medical records in the Maternal and Perinatal Installation RSUP
Dr.Sardjito Yogyakarta within 4 years period from 2007 to 2010. Neonates
diagnosed with sepsis clinically within first 72 hours of their lives and proved with the
positive blood culture were included in this study and the outcomes were measured
until the age of 14 days. Maternal and clinical factors of the neonates, analyzed as
the predictors of neonatal mortality, were assessed and presented in the parameters
of Risk Ratio (RR) and Confidential Interval 95% (CI 95%).
Result: There were 182 neonates based on inclusion and exclusion criteria in our
study, 12.1% (22) of whom died and 87.9% (160) lived. The results of the
multivariate analysis showed that premature rupture of membrane (RR 3.62 |
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