Journal of Women's Health Care
Open Access

Abstract

Ebola in Obstetric Environment: By the Way of 3 Cases to the Service of Obstetric Gynecology of the Hospital National Donka, Fallen of Conakry

Camara MK, Leno DWA, Balde O, Sakho FB, Adjoussou S, Loua Avit, Soumah AFM, Bah EH M, Hizaji Y and Keita N

The Ebola Virus Disease is a very infectious viral pathology; late diagnosis in the pregnant women aggravated the prognosis and exposed health care providers. Our objective is to make known this pathology for a more precocious diagnosis in the obstetric environment. We are reporting three clinical cases, respectively, an in utero death, a hemorrhage and an eclampsia. Triggering birth, the C-section, the blood transfusion, the maternal and neonatal resuscitation were done. Eighty three contacts were recorded among health providers without any contamination case. The maternal, fetal and neonatal prognosis was fatal in these three cases.