Comparison of modified biophysical profile and doppler ultrasonography studies in predicting perinatal outcome in high-risk pregnancies

In order to improve perinatal outcomes and reduce mother foetal morbidity mortality especially in high-risk pregnancies, there is an immense need do thorough antepartum surveillance test. Aims Objectives: To compare modified biophysical profile (MBPP) Doppler studies results for prediction of outcome evaluate the association between mode delivery abnormal MBPP.Methodology: This a prospective observational comparative study. High-risk term patients were taken this study, following which MBPP performed within 48 72 hours delivery.The study population divided as follows was assessed:A-Normal normal velocimetryB-Normal velocimetryC-Abnormal velocimetryD-Abnormal velocimetry.Results: The factor greatest number patients, accounted 39.33% pregnancy-induced hypertension. Age less than 25 years 88 (55%). 67 primigravida (44.7%), LSCS termination pregnancy 127 (84.7%) patients.Greatest prenatal complications occurred individuals who had Doppler, with significant P value < 0.05., Subsequently followed by MBPP, significantly higher NPV (63.64% vs. 59.41%), makes it helpful identifying healthy new-borns.Conclusion: our determined that better adverse observed when both done combination MBPP.