Rea Canto
University of Manila, PhilippinesTitle: Outcome of neonates born to mothers with COVID-19 vaccine in a tertiary government hospital
Abstract
Background: There has been a significant hesitancy among pregnant people to accept COVID-19 vaccination. Vaccines were initially offered to priority groups including health care personnel and persons with co-morbidities, while pregnant women were excluded from the initial phase 3 clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccines, this is likely due to limited data were available on their efficacy and safety during pregnancy. Major efforts were done in establishing and developing guidelines for pregnant women, several vaccines against COVID-19 have been proven highly effective both in the pregnant and non-pregnant populations.
Objective: To determine the clinical outcome of neonates born to mothers with Covid-19 vaccine in a tertiary government hospital.
Design: Descriptive, retrospective study.
Setting: All neonates delivered born to mothers with Covid-19 vaccine in a tertiary government hospital.
Materials and Methods: Medical records of mothers with COVID-19 Vaccine and all neonates delivered were retrieved and reviewed. Including the logbooks from the Department of OBGYNE and NICU were retrieved and reviewed.
Results: 1154 pregnant women who delivered, 974 of them were vaccinated with Covid-19. Majority had received 2 doses of vaccination. Neonatal mortality was only 0.8%. 91% was discharged as well-baby and 8% was admitted in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Conclusion: With a 91% babies discharged well among mothers vaccinated with COVID-19 vaccine we can say that COVID 19 vaccine is safe to be given during pregnancy.
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