Table 4.

Maternal and fetal outcomes of women who died during admission

No.	Maternal age (weeks)	BMI	Blood pressure (mmHg)	Prior diagnoses	Gravida/parity	Status at admission	Gestational age at admission (weeks)	Diagnoses during admission	Hematocrit (%)	Platelets (×109/l)	Admitted to	Length of stay (days)	Fetal outcome
1	22	–	160/91	Epilepsy, acquired hemophilia B	G1P0	Pregnant	35	Dengue fever, ARDS, Liver failure	41.2	12	SCU	6	Alive
2	30	36	140/90	HTN, HELLP	G3P2+1	Postpartum	33	Fulminant septic shock secondary to dengue and hepatitis E. Multi-organ failure. Resp failure. Encephalopathy, coagulopathy, DIC. liver failure. Acinetobacter in blood culture	25.6	89	ICU	2	Alive
3	27	28	88/60	None	G1P0	Pregnant	31	Dengue and hepatitis E, jaundice, septic shock, multiorgan failure: respiratory failure, AKI, DIC/coagulopathy, cardiovascular instability, acute liver failure, anoxic brain injury	31.1	67	ICU	4	IUFD. Uterus not evacuated
4	39	–	119/89	HTN	G4P2+1	Pregnant	37	Dengue, ARDS, APH	31.4	17	ICU	5	Alive
5	21	27	110/70	None	G1P0	Pregnant	40	Complicated dengue fever, GI bleed, septic shock, acute liver failure, PPH	30.9	155	ICU	5	Alive
6	22	18	95/60	None	G1P0	Pregnant	28	Complicated malaria vivax, Acute pulmonary edema, ARDS, TRALI, HCAP, VAP, renal failure, bilateral pneumothorax	25.3	25	ICU	23	Alive

BMI body mass index, ARDS acute respiratory distress syndrome, SCU special care unit, ICU intensive care unit, AKI acute kidney injury, DIC disseminated intravascular coagulation, IUFD intrauterine fetal death, APH antepartum hemorrhage, PPH post-partum hemorrhage, TRALI transfusion-related acute lung injury, HCAP healthcare-associated pneumonia, VAP ventilator-associated pneumonia