Plain-English translation of NCT07068022 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Doctors use a tool called the SOFA score to measure how well different organs are working in very sick patients in the intensive care unit. This study is testing whether adjusting this scoring system specifically for pregnant and postpartum women might predict outcomes better than the standard version. The researchers want to compare how well the standard score and the pregnancy-adjusted score work for women who need intensive care.
The current scoring system was developed for general adult patients, but pregnancy changes how the body works in important ways. This means the standard score may not work as well for pregnant or postpartum women. By creating and testing a version tailored to pregnancy, doctors hope to better predict which women might have the best or worst outcomes while in intensive care.
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If you join this study, researchers will track your care and health information while you are in the intensive care unit. They will use the standard scoring system and the new pregnancy-adjusted scoring system to measure how your organs are functioning throughout your stay. Your participation involves allowing the research team to collect and review your medical information — there are no new treatments or medications involved, just careful monitoring and data collection.
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