Trauma is the leading cause of maternal death in pregnancy and complicates 6–8% of pregnancies. Understanding the physiologic changes and presentation of shock in pregnancy is important and informs the distinct management of the pregnant trauma patient. The presence of a fetus adds an additional layer of complexity in the care of trauma patients. Maternal resuscitation and treatment are paramount as fetal outcome is directly related to maternal outcome. A multidisciplinary approach that includes obstetrics should be employed in the management of pregnant trauma patients.

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Trauma in Pregnancy

  • Alexandra Marseu,
  • Michelle L. Morais,
  • Lua R. Eiriksson,
  • Paul T. Engels

摘要

Trauma is the leading cause of maternal death in pregnancy and complicates 6–8% of pregnancies. Understanding the physiologic changes and presentation of shock in pregnancy is important and informs the distinct management of the pregnant trauma patient. The presence of a fetus adds an additional layer of complexity in the care of trauma patients. Maternal resuscitation and treatment are paramount as fetal outcome is directly related to maternal outcome. A multidisciplinary approach that includes obstetrics should be employed in the management of pregnant trauma patients.