Clinical Studies of Newborns Delivered by Cesarian Section(Particularly Apgar Score, Morbidity and Mortality)

Lee, Bong Chan; Kang, Hi Ryun

Original Article

Journal of the Korean Pediatric Society 1969;12(11):597-604.
Published online November 30, 1969.

Clinical Studies of Newborns Delivered by Cesarian Section(Particularly Apgar Score, Morbidity and Mortality)

Bong Chan Lee¹, Hi Ryun Kang²

¹Department of Pediatrics, Yonsei Universisty College of Medicine
²Department of Anesthesia, Cheil Hospital

帝王切開術로 分銳된 新生兒에 對한 觀察 -特히 Apgar Score 에 對한 Morbidity 및 Mortality 의 關係에 對하여-

李奉燦^¹^, 姜熙崙^²

^¹延世大學校醫科大學小兒科學敎室
^²第一病院 ft醉科

Abstract

We reviewed 273 newborns, who delivered by Cesarian-section with general anesthesia, for judging the prog nosis of newborns by Apgar scoring system, survival rate by resuscitation and morbidity in neonatal period with comparing of 300 newborns who d elivered by normal vaginal route with general anesthesia. 1.All newborns conditions are judged by Apgar scoring system at 1 minutes and 5 minutes. Apgar scores are lower in Cesarian-sectioned newborn than vaginal delivered ones. 2. 17% of 273 Cesarian-sectioned newborns are necessitated of neonatal resuscitation and 7. Z% in vaginal delivered ones. Neonatal resuscitation is needed more in Cesarian sectioned newborn than vaginal delivered ones. 3.Neonatal deaths after resuscitation are 1. 8% in Cesarian-sectioned newborns and none in vaginal delivered ones. Mortality rate is higher in sectioned babies than in vaginal delivered ones. 4.Morbidity in neonatal period is slightly higher in Cesarian-sectioned newborns than in vaginal delivered ones.