VACCINATION FOR A NEW CORONAVIRUS INFECTION: OBSTETRIC AND PERINATAL OUTCOMES IN CHILDBIRTH (ACCORDING TO THE REGIONAL PERINATAL CENTER OF ORENBURG REGIONAL CLINICAL HOSPITAL NO. 2)
Vaccination is a widely recognized method to reduce the risk of infection and severe course of coronavirus infection. The aim of the study was to evaluate obstetric and perinatal outcomes in vaccinated women. A retrospective analysis of 60 birth histories of patients who were vaccinated for COVID-19 before and during pregnancy and delivered to the Regional Perinatal Center was performed. The somatic, obstetric status, birth outcomes, postpartum and neonatal periods were assessed. The results of the study did not show di erences in obstetric and perinatal outcomes from the average statistical population values. The data demonstrate that vaccination in the preconception period and during pregnancy is an e ective and safe method of preventing coronavirus infection.