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Systemic:
Feverorrigors
Vomitingordiarrhoea
Rash
Lethargy
Reducedappetite
Gynaecological:
Antenatalandpostnatal:
Abdominalorpelvicpainortenderness
Offensive vaginal discharge (smelly suggests anaerobes, serosanguinous suggests
streptococcal)
Antenatal:
Ruptureofmembranesorcontractions(maysuggestchorioamnionitis)
Postnatal:
Uterinetenderness
Offensiveorexcessivelyheavylochia(vaginaldischargeafterbirth)
Symptomsofinfectionincaesareansectionwound,e.g.painaroundsite,dischargefrom
wound
Breastengorgementorredness
Non-gynaecological:
Urinarysymptoms
Productivecough.
Examination
Considerpossiblesourcesofinfection(Table66.2).ExamineusinganABCDEapproach
(Table66.3).
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Table66.3Findingswhichmaybesuggestiveofsepsisduringpregnancyorpostnatally
B Tachypnoea>20breaths/min
Hypoxia
C Tachycardia>100bpm
Systolicbloodpressure<90mmHg,ordecreaseinsystolicbloodpressurefrombaseline>40mmHg,ormean
arterialpressure<70mmHg
Oliguria(urineoutput<0.5mL/kg/hourfor≥2hoursdespitefluidresuscitation)
D Impairedlevelofconsciousness
Temperature>38°Cor<36°C
E Head-to-toeexaminationincluding:
Antenatal:
Palpatinguterus fortendernes s
Postnatal:
Breastexamination
Caesareansectionwounds,vulvaandvaginaforevidenceofinfection
Palpateuterusforevidenceoflackofinvolution
Cardiac, respiratory,abdominal, ENT, and skin examinationsas appropriateto considernon-gynaecological
sourcesofinfection
Investigations
Bedside
Recordbasicobservationsonanappropriatematernitychart(‘MEOWS’)
UrinalysisandMC&S
Swabs andcultures asappropriate,e.g.throat,high vaginal,wound,placental,sputum,epidural,
episiotomy,caesareansectionwound,expressedbreastmilk
Antenatally, a CTG should be performed as the fetus may show signs of distress if
chorioamnionitisisthesourceofsepsis.
Bloods
FBC
U&E
CRP
Lactate
Bloodcultures,ideallytakenbeforeantibiotics,aslongastreatmentisnotdelayed
ABG.
Imaging
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ChestX-ray
Anyotherimagingwhichmaybeappropriatetoconfirmasourceofinfection,e.g.pelvicUSS
CTifpelvicabscessissuspected.
Management
Acutemanagement
General
Thereisasignificantoverlapbetweensepsisduringpregnancyandthepostpartumperiod
and sepsis in the general adult population. Therefore, much of the management is the
same(seeChapter122)butthereareafewextraconsiderations:
IV immunoglobulin is recommended for severe invasive streptococcal or staphylococcal
infections,ifothertherapieshavefailed
Isolatethepatientinasideroomifpossibleandwearappropriatepersonalprotectiveequipment.
Antibiotics
Give broad-spectrum empirical antibiotics within 1 hour as per trust guidelines, e.g. Tazocin
®
(4.5gIVTDS)plusclindamycin(0.6–4.8gIVin2–4divideddoses)
Analternativemaybecarbapenemplusclindamycin
IfMRSApositive,addvancomycinorteicoplanin
Take care ifthepatientis breastfeeding as some antibiotics will be unsuitable—consultwith a
microbiologistifthereisanydoubt.
Antenatally
Delivery of the baby may be beneficial to the mother, the baby, or both. In the event of
chorioamnionitis, urgent delivery is usually the only treatment option. However, in other
circumstances,e.g.anuncomplicatedpneumonia,thebabywouldnotbedeliveredunlessitwould
improvematernaloutcomes
Thedecisionregardingtimingandmodeofdeliveryshouldbemadebyaseniorobstetrician
If pretermdeliveryislikely, steroids should beconsideredduetofetal lungimmaturity,but they
shouldbeusedcautiouslyastheycanworsenmaternalsepsis
Continuous CTG is recommended. Significant changes in CTG should prompt clinical
reassessmentofthesepticmotherforpossibleurgentdelivery
Epiduralandspinal anaesthesia shouldbe avoidedinsepticpatients.A general anaestheticwill
usuallyberequiredforacaesareansection.
Postnatally
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Seekadvicefromapaediatricianforalldeliveriesinvolvingmaternalsepsis.
GroupAstreptococcalinfections
If the mother hashadaninvasive groupA streptococcal infection,thebabyshould also receive
antibiotics
Discusswithamicrobiologistwhether householdcontactsrequireprophylaxis ifthemother has
hadagroupAstreptococcalinfection.
Treatmentafterstabilization
Treatmentafterstabilizationisaspersepsisinthegeneraladultpopulation(seeChapter122).
Furtherreading
1. MBRRACE-UK (2020). Saving Lives, Improving Mother’s Care: Lessons Learned to Inform
Maternity Care from the UK and Ireland Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths and
Morbidity 2016–18. Oxford: National PerinatalEpidemiology Unit,UniversityofOxford.Available
at: https://www.npeu.ox.ac.uk/assets/downloads/mbrrace-uk/reports/maternal-report-
2020/MBRRACE-UK_Maternal_Report_Dec_2020_v10_ONLINE_VERSION_1404.pdf
1 Available at: https://www.npeu.ox.ac.uk/assets/downloads/mbrrace-uk/reports/maternal-report-
2020/MBRRACE-UK_Maternal_Report_Dec_2020_v10_ONLINE_VERSION_1404.pdf
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Chapter67
Thrombosis and embolism during pregnancy and the postnatal
period
Guideline:RCOGGTG37b(Thromboembolicdiseasein pregnancyand the
puerperium: acute management): https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-
research-services/guidelines/gtg37b/
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Venous thromboembolism (VTE) includes deep vein thrombosis (DVT)and pulmonary
embolism (PE) and is a major cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. The risk of
thromboemboliceventsis ↑inpregnancyasitisa hypercoagulablestate.In addition to
this,subjectiveclinicalassessmentofVTEcan bedifficultin pregnancysothereshould
be a high index of suspicion of VTE in those with symptoms and a low threshold for
objectivetesting.TheinvestigationandmanagementofVTEinthenon-pregnantgeneral
populationiscoveredinChapter99.
Diagnosis
VTEinpregnancypresentsinthesamewayasinnon-pregnantpatients.SeeChapter99
fortypicalhistoryfindingsandotherriskfactors.
Investigations
Bedside
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ECG:
Possiblefindings:
Sinustachycardia
Rightaxisdeviationandrightbundlebranchblock
Rightheartstrain(TwaveinversioninV1–4andsometimesII,III,andavF)
DeepSinleadI,qwaveandinvertedtwaveinleadIII(S1Q3T3)
ABGifsaturations<94%(seeChapter79):
Type1respiratoryfailureissuggestiveofaventilation/perfusion(V/Q)mismatch.
ThereiscurrentlynoevidencefortheuseofWell’sscoreinpregnancy.
Bloods
FBC
U&E
LFT
Coagulationprofile.
D-dimershouldnotbeusedinpregnancy,aspregnancyitselfwillcauseittoberaised.
Imaging
DVT:
Compressionduplexultrasound:ifpositiveandPEisalsosuspected,nofurtherinvestigations
arerequired
PE:
EchocardiogramifevidenceofrightheartstrainonECG
Chest X-ray to assess for changes resulting from a PE and also to rule out alternative
pathologies(theradiationriskisnegligible)
V/Qscanningorcomputedtomographypulmonaryangiogram(CTPA)(Box67.1).ACTPAis
preferredifthechestX-rayisabnormal.
Box67.1V/QscanningorCTPAinpregnancy
Seek senior advice as both CTPA and V/Q scanning expose the fetus to radiation.
Patientsshouldbecounselledontherisksandbenefitsofbothoptionsandbeallowed
tomakeaninformeddecision.
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V/Qscanningmaycarryaslightly↑riskofchildhoodcancers.Oneextracaseoffatalchildhood
cancerwillbecausedforevery34,000V/Qscansthatareperformed
CTscanningisassociatedwithalower radiationdosetothefetus(approximately20% ofthe
radiationdoseusedinV/Qscanning),butaslightlyhigherriskofmaternalbreastcancer
CTscanning increases themother’sbackgroundriskofbreastcancer byapproximately 13%,
e.g.if the patient’sbackground riskofdeveloping cancer over 10 years is 0.1%(1 in1000),
theirnewriskwillbe0.013%extra,i.e.0.113%intotal(1.13in1000)
CTscanningalsohastheadvantagethatotherpathologiesmaybediagnosed,e.g.pneumonia
Theabsoluteriskofharmisverylowforbothscanningmethods;however,theriskofnothaving
eitherscanneedstobeweighedagainsttheriskofhavinganundiagnosedPE,orinappropriately
treatingapatientwhodoesnothaveaPE
Thenegativepredictivevaluesarecomparable.
Management
Acutemanagement
Allvenousthromboembolism
Givetreatment-doseLMWH,asperlocalguidelines,untilthrombosiscanbeexcluded
UsebookingweighttocalculatethedoseforLMWH.
Deepveinthrombosis
Ifultrasoundisnegative+lowlevelofclinicalsuspicion→discontinuetreatment
Ifultrasoundisnegative+highlevelofclinicalsuspicion→discontinuetreatmentandrepeatthe
scanonday3andday7
Elevatetheleg
Compressionstockingsmayhelptoreducepainandswelling.
Pulmonaryembolism
Giveoxygentotargetsaturations≥94%
GainIVaccess
Giveanalgesiaasrequired
Ifthepatientishaemodynamicallyunstable(i.e.possibilityofmassivePE),give100%oxygenand
carryout urgentechocardiogram or CTPA within1 hour.Patients mayrequire IV unfractionated
heparin(UFH),thrombolytictherapy,thoracotomy,orsurgicalembolectomy.
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Treatmentafterstabilization
Therapeuticanticoagulationshouldbecontinuedforthedurationofthepregnancyandforatleast6
weekspostnatally.Aminimumof3monthsoftreatmentshouldbegivenintotal
Womenshouldbetaughttoself-injectwithLMWH
Beforestoppingtreatment,theongoingriskofthrombosisshouldbereassessed
WomenshouldbeofferedachoiceofLMWHorwarfarinpostnatally,afterdiscussingtheneedfor
regularcoagulationmonitoringwithwarfarin
WarfarinMUSTNOTbeusedantenatallyunlessspecificallybeingprescribedandmonitored
by an obstetric consultant, as it can cause birth defects, and placental, fetal and neonatal
haemorrhage
Postpartumwarfarinshouldbeavoideduntilatleastthefifthday,andlongerforwomenwithan↑
riskofPPH
Bothheparin/LMWHandwarfarincanbeusedinbreastfeeding
Thepatientshouldbereviewedpostnatallyinajointobstetricandhaematology/medicineclinic
Thrombophiliascreeningshouldbeconsideredonceanticoagulationhasbeenstopped, onlyifit
wouldaffectthewoman’sfuturemanagement.
Specialconsiderations
Labouranddelivery
WomenshouldstopLMWHwhentheythinktheyareinlabour
Ifdeliveryisplanned,holdtreatmentdosesofLMWHfor24hourspriortotheplanneddelivery
(whetherinductionoroperative)
LMWH should not be used for 4 hours after the removal of epidural catheters, or after spinal
anaesthesia.Epiduralcathetersshouldnotberemovedwithin12hoursofaninjection
Itmaybenecessarytousewounddrainsduringcaesareansectionifpatientsareanticoagulatedto
avoidtheformationofhaematomas.
Womenathighriskofhaemorrhage
If womenareathighriskofhaemorrhagebutstillrequireanticoagulation,itis preferable touse
UFHratherthanLMWH.
Furtherreading
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1.WanT,SkeithL,KarovitchA,etal.(2017).Guidanceforthediagnosisofpulmonaryembolismduring
pregnancy:consensusandcontroversies.ThrombRes.157:23–8.
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Chapter68
Urinaryincontinenceinwomen
Guideline:NICENG123(Urinaryincontinenceandpelvicorganprolapsein
women:management):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng123
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Urinaryincontinenceistheinvoluntaryleakageofurine.Sometimes,itcanbesecondary
topelvicorganprolapse;theexternalprotrusionofthevagina,uterus,bladder,orrectum
(seeChapter64).Theseconditionsarecommonandcanhaveamajorpsychologicaland
socialimpactonthepatient,leadingtoaseverelyreducedqualityoflife.
Diagnosis
Categoriesofurinaryincontinence
Stressincontinence:leakageofurineonphysicaleffortorexertion,e.g.coughing.Usuallyoccurs
duetosphincterweakness
Urgeincontinence/overactivebladder:leakageofurineaccompaniedorprecededbyasudden
strongdesiretopassurine
Mixed incontinence: leakage of urine associated with symptoms of both stress and urge
incontinence. Usually one of these is predominant and treatment should be directed at the
predominantsymptom
Overflow incontinence: occurs when the bladder becomes large and flaccid with little or no
detrusortone/function.Thisusuallyoccursduetoinjury,e.g.postoperativelyorpostpartum.Itis
diagnosedwhentheresidualvolumeis>50%ofbladdercapacity.
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