THROMBOCYTOPENIA AND FOLATE DEFICIENCY IN PREGNANT WOMEN
(Abstract release date: 05/19/16)
EHA Library. Ouarhlent Y. 06/09/16; 134980; PB2080
Prof. Yamina Ouarhlent
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Abstract
Abstract: PB2080
Type: Publication Only
Background
Micronutrient deficiency among pregnant women is common, folate deficiency is seen in the developments ways countries in parturients having a low socioeconomic level in blood count it may be noted a thrombocytopenia
Aims
To evaluate the thrombocytopenia observed in parturients deficient in vitamin B9
Methods
this is a study of cases of thrombocytopenia observed in a cohort of 375 pregnant women with a B9 deficiency, followed antenatal care in the first trimester(T1), second (T2) and third (T3)
Results
the average age of pregnant women was 30.11 ± 6.9 yearsThe average platelet in our sample is 223 + 89.38 103 / ml, the average with extreme depending on the quarters is as follows: T1= 223 103 / ml (34000-512000) / ml,T2= 226 103 (4500-512000) T3= 221,103 / ml (31000-414000)The average serum folate is 7.36 + 3.19 ng / ml: T1= 7.6 (2.3 to 20.0) ng / ml,T2= 7.07 (2.2 to 14.2) ng / ml and T3=7.3 (2.0 to 18.0) ng / mlThe average red cell folate is 201 + 61.74 103ng / ml; T1=206,9 (65.0 to 397.0), T2=195,5(65-321) and T3= 202.6 (66-417)The correlation between red cell folate: and platelets is r = 0.284 ** p = 2,06.10-8 Regression thrombocytopenia was noted during treatment (B9 orally) during the first month in all cases
Conclusion
This study shows that it is necessary to know this association because thrombocytopenia associated with deficiencies of vitamin B9 in pregnant women are frequent and rapid response to treatment of deficiency of vitamin B9
Session topic: E-poster
Keyword(s): Platelet, Pregnancy, Thrombocytopenia
Type: Publication Only
Background
Micronutrient deficiency among pregnant women is common, folate deficiency is seen in the developments ways countries in parturients having a low socioeconomic level in blood count it may be noted a thrombocytopenia
Aims
To evaluate the thrombocytopenia observed in parturients deficient in vitamin B9
Methods
this is a study of cases of thrombocytopenia observed in a cohort of 375 pregnant women with a B9 deficiency, followed antenatal care in the first trimester(T1), second (T2) and third (T3)
Results
the average age of pregnant women was 30.11 ± 6.9 yearsThe average platelet in our sample is 223 + 89.38 103 / ml, the average with extreme depending on the quarters is as follows: T1= 223 103 / ml (34000-512000) / ml,T2= 226 103 (4500-512000) T3= 221,103 / ml (31000-414000)The average serum folate is 7.36 + 3.19 ng / ml: T1= 7.6 (2.3 to 20.0) ng / ml,T2= 7.07 (2.2 to 14.2) ng / ml and T3=7.3 (2.0 to 18.0) ng / mlThe average red cell folate is 201 + 61.74 103ng / ml; T1=206,9 (65.0 to 397.0), T2=195,5(65-321) and T3= 202.6 (66-417)The correlation between red cell folate: and platelets is r = 0.284 ** p = 2,06.10-8 Regression thrombocytopenia was noted during treatment (B9 orally) during the first month in all cases
Conclusion
This study shows that it is necessary to know this association because thrombocytopenia associated with deficiencies of vitamin B9 in pregnant women are frequent and rapid response to treatment of deficiency of vitamin B9
Session topic: E-poster
Keyword(s): Platelet, Pregnancy, Thrombocytopenia
Abstract: PB2080
Type: Publication Only
Background
Micronutrient deficiency among pregnant women is common, folate deficiency is seen in the developments ways countries in parturients having a low socioeconomic level in blood count it may be noted a thrombocytopenia
Aims
To evaluate the thrombocytopenia observed in parturients deficient in vitamin B9
Methods
this is a study of cases of thrombocytopenia observed in a cohort of 375 pregnant women with a B9 deficiency, followed antenatal care in the first trimester(T1), second (T2) and third (T3)
Results
the average age of pregnant women was 30.11 ± 6.9 yearsThe average platelet in our sample is 223 + 89.38 103 / ml, the average with extreme depending on the quarters is as follows: T1= 223 103 / ml (34000-512000) / ml,T2= 226 103 (4500-512000) T3= 221,103 / ml (31000-414000)The average serum folate is 7.36 + 3.19 ng / ml: T1= 7.6 (2.3 to 20.0) ng / ml,T2= 7.07 (2.2 to 14.2) ng / ml and T3=7.3 (2.0 to 18.0) ng / mlThe average red cell folate is 201 + 61.74 103ng / ml; T1=206,9 (65.0 to 397.0), T2=195,5(65-321) and T3= 202.6 (66-417)The correlation between red cell folate: and platelets is r = 0.284 ** p = 2,06.10-8 Regression thrombocytopenia was noted during treatment (B9 orally) during the first month in all cases
Conclusion
This study shows that it is necessary to know this association because thrombocytopenia associated with deficiencies of vitamin B9 in pregnant women are frequent and rapid response to treatment of deficiency of vitamin B9
Session topic: E-poster
Keyword(s): Platelet, Pregnancy, Thrombocytopenia
Type: Publication Only
Background
Micronutrient deficiency among pregnant women is common, folate deficiency is seen in the developments ways countries in parturients having a low socioeconomic level in blood count it may be noted a thrombocytopenia
Aims
To evaluate the thrombocytopenia observed in parturients deficient in vitamin B9
Methods
this is a study of cases of thrombocytopenia observed in a cohort of 375 pregnant women with a B9 deficiency, followed antenatal care in the first trimester(T1), second (T2) and third (T3)
Results
the average age of pregnant women was 30.11 ± 6.9 yearsThe average platelet in our sample is 223 + 89.38 103 / ml, the average with extreme depending on the quarters is as follows: T1= 223 103 / ml (34000-512000) / ml,T2= 226 103 (4500-512000) T3= 221,103 / ml (31000-414000)The average serum folate is 7.36 + 3.19 ng / ml: T1= 7.6 (2.3 to 20.0) ng / ml,T2= 7.07 (2.2 to 14.2) ng / ml and T3=7.3 (2.0 to 18.0) ng / mlThe average red cell folate is 201 + 61.74 103ng / ml; T1=206,9 (65.0 to 397.0), T2=195,5(65-321) and T3= 202.6 (66-417)The correlation between red cell folate: and platelets is r = 0.284 ** p = 2,06.10-8 Regression thrombocytopenia was noted during treatment (B9 orally) during the first month in all cases
Conclusion
This study shows that it is necessary to know this association because thrombocytopenia associated with deficiencies of vitamin B9 in pregnant women are frequent and rapid response to treatment of deficiency of vitamin B9
Session topic: E-poster
Keyword(s): Platelet, Pregnancy, Thrombocytopenia
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