… Pregnant women with COVID-19 pneumonia show similar clinical characteristics compared
with non-pregnant … Furthermore, considering that pregnant women with COVID-19 may not …

… found to be infected with COVID-19 36 h after birth. … management of pregnant women with
COVID-19, but questions remain on how to manage pregnant women infected with COVID-19. …

… or due to other reasons (labour or delivery) but having less covid-19 symptoms. This study
showed a case fatality rate for UK pregnant women hospitalised with COVID-19 of 1.2% (95% …

… Citation53 – Citation56 In the future, we need to closely follow up pregnant women with
COVID-19 after delivery to collect more valuable data. These experimental results are conducive …

… [ 47 ] The study by our group has followed up five pregnant women with COVID-19 in
convalescence (1–4 months after recovery), all of them have given birth to babies without infection …

… strategies for the obstetric management of pregnant women with COVID-19. To some extent…
pregnancies with COVID-19, SARS, and MERS. It seems that COVID-19 during pregnancy is …

… There is little evidence on prone positioning in pregnant women. They may however … a
COVID-19-positive pregnant patient should be individualized based on clinical status of the patient…

… women are particularly susceptible to adverse outcomes, … severity with COVID-19 is similar
to that of non-pregnant women, … novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection on pregnant women …

… In summary, proven therapies from the non-pregnant critically ill COVID-19 patient population
can be extrapolated to the critically ill pregnant patient, resulting in good maternal ICU …

… In conclusion, an individualized approach should be provided to pregnant women with
COVID-19, and management of these cases should be performed within the framework of a …