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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 6A Prenatale zorg 147<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />

type<br />

overall prevalence - previous stillbirth (OR 2.6, 95% CI<br />

1.6 to 4.0)<br />

Risk factors for incidence:<br />

- age34 (OR= 1.6, 95% CI 1.1 to<br />

2.1)<br />

- previous stillbirth (OR= 2.5, 95%<br />

CI 1.6 to 3.8)<br />

What are the maternal and perinatal outcomes associated with syphilis infection in pregnancy?<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />

Ingraham,<br />

1951<br />

4<br />

[455]<br />

1063 women with syphilis<br />

treated with penicillin and<br />

three control groups: <strong>302</strong><br />

women with untreated<br />

syphilis, 594 women with<br />

bismuth and arsenical<br />

treatment of syphilis and<br />

10,323 women without<br />

syphilis in the USA in the<br />

1940s<br />

Comparison of<br />

pregnancy outcomes<br />

between the penicillin<br />

treated syphilis and<br />

control groups<br />

Effect of untreated syphilis<br />

on pregnancy outcomes (n =<br />

<strong>302</strong>) compared with<br />

nonsyphilitic pregnancy (n =<br />

10,232)<br />

Early syphilis (n = 220):<br />

25% stillborn (vs.<br />

2.6%)<br />

14% died in neonatal<br />

period (vs. 2.2%)<br />

41% live birth to<br />

infected infant (vs.<br />

0%)<br />

20% live birth without<br />

syphilis (vs. 95%)<br />

Late syphilis (n = 82):<br />

12% stillborn (vs.<br />

2.6%)<br />

Because penicillin<br />

became widely<br />

available in 1950s, no<br />

prospective<br />

observational studies<br />

in developed countries<br />

All differences<br />

between the early<br />

untreated group and<br />

the treated group<br />

were reported to be<br />

significant but the level<br />

of significance was not<br />

EL<br />

EL<br />

type<br />

CS 3

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