Objective: Describe the clinical manifestations of still-birth after 13 weeks of gestation at National Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Subjects and method: Retrospective study in 216 patients who were diagnosed with still-birth after 13 weeks of gestation, were managed and delivered at NHOG in 2010. Results: Symptom of vaginal bleeding: 13-17 weeks of gestation accounted for 26.4 percent, 18-22 weeks (15.5 percent), 23-27 weeks (11.1 percent), 28-32 week (3,4 percent)
33-37 weeks (10 percent). The main reason which made patients with 38 weeks of gestation go to hospital was abdominal pain (50 percent). Symphysis fundal height 8-14 cm of still-birth from 13-17 weeks of gestation 33,3 percent
still-birth18-22 weeks of gestation la 17,9 percent. Symphysis fundal height 15-19cm still-birth 13-17 weeks of gestation 2,3 percent va still-birth 18-22 weeks of gestation la 43,6 percent. Symphysis fundal height of still-birth 23-27 weeks of gestation 20-24 cm (66,7 percent). 28-32 weeks of gestation 20-24 cm (43,3 percent). Still-birth 33-37 weeks of gestation and 38 weeks of gestation Symphysis fundal height or = 25cm: 83,3 percent and 91,7 percent. Conclusion: The reason which made patients with stil-lbirth go to hospital: from 13-22 weeks of gestation was pregnancy management (69.8 percent)
vaginal bleeding (23 percent)
after 23 weeks of gestation was pregnancy management (51.1 percent)
abdominal pain (25.5 percent)
absent of fetal movement (15.6 percent).