The primary objective is to assess in terms of frequency the adverse outcomes (premature birth, maternal-fetal haemorrhage, maternal fetal-neonatal death) of pregnancies of women attending the obstetric-gynaecological emergency department for genital bleeding beyond the 18th week of pregnancy.
Pregnancy beyond 18 weeks gestational age complicated by genital bleeding;
Age of the patient ≥18 years;
Delivery at the O.U. of Obstetrics and Prenatal Age Medicine
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The study will include pregnant patients over 18 weeks of pregnancy referred to the obstetrical emergency department of the division of Obstetrics and Prenatal Age Medicine of IRCCS Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria di Bologna for genital blood loss.
Cohort
Retrospective
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Rate of hospitalization for genital blood loss
Percentage of preterm births
Percentage of spontaneous deliveries, operative vaginal, cesarean sections (elective, urgent, emergent)
Frequency of antihemorrhagic therapy and maternal transfusions
Frequency of finding abnormal ultrasound findings corresponding to the etiology of bleeding
To assess whether the ultrasound capability in detecting a specific etiology of bleeding has improved over time in conjunction with the evolution of technology and resolution of ultrasound equipment.
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