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. 2014 Feb 18;9(2):e88624. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0088624

Table 3. Previous studies of pregnancy outcomes among women infected with the 2009 H1N1.

Study No. of pregnant women reported No. and (%) actually infected' Pregnancy outcome No. affected Maternal deaths Antiviral treatment
LOUIE, 2010 (USA) [26] 94 32 (34) Miscarriage 02 06 81%
ANZIC, 2010 (AUS/NZ) [29] 64 61 (95) Miscarriage 02 06 81%
Stillbirth 04
Premature delivery 22
Low birth weight 18
HEWAGAMA, 2010 (AUS) [28] 43 15 (35) Premature delivery 06 01 77%
24 (56) Stillbirth/neonatal death 03
SISTON, 2010 (USA) [25] 788 169 (21) Premature delivery 51 30 84%
200 (25) Miscarriage 08
CREANGA, 2010 (USA) [27] 62 40 (65) Premature delivery 06 02 50%
Neonatal death 02
DUBAR, 2010 (FRA) [14] 314 146 (46) Stillbirth 02 03 95%
Loss of pregnancy (<24weeks) 04
Premature delivery 26
Low birth weight 22
GÉRARDIN, 2010 (FRA) [13] 271 139 (51) Premature delivery 17 - 86%
Congenital anomalies 01
PIERCE, 2011 (UK) [15] 272 256 (94) Stillbirth 07 - -
Loss of pregnancy (<24weeks) 05
Premature delivery 58
Congenital anomalies 08
PRESENT STUDY, 2012 (BRA) 589 243 (41) Stillbirth 08 24 56%
Loss of pregnancy (<24weeks) 03
Congenital anomalies 01