Can hematologic parameters predict isolated oligohydramnios and isolated polyhydramnios?

Year 2023, Volume: 6 Issue: 5, 1064 - 1068, 28.09.2023

Mustafa Bertan Demir Şadan Tutuş Cevat Rifat Cündübey

https://doi.org/10.32322/jhsm.1335130

Abstract

Aims: We fulfilled this study to anticipate the diagnosis of isolated oligohydramnios (IO) and isolated polyhydramnios (IP) by using the first trimester value of hematologic parameters.
Methods: We conducted a retrospective research 32 and 42 weeks of gestation women with IO and IP between in a single tertiary center in Turkey. In this cohort research three groups are composed of 65 IO patients and 56 IP patients and normal 97 patients that had normal volume of amniotic fluid.
Results: While PLR were significantly increased in the IO pregnants (p <0.05) the distinction was not displayed in the IP pregnants. In addition, there was no notable variation in hematologic parameters; in terms of NLR, WBC, Hgb, MCV, PLT, PDW between patients and control patients (p >0.05).
Conslusion: PLR values were independently associated with isolated oligohydramnios but not to isolated polyhydramnios. Hematologic parameters can be helpful in predicting isolated oligohydramnios.

Keywords

First trimester, NLR, PLR, isolated oligohydramnios, isolated polyhydramnios

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