Determinant Factors of Neonatal Mortality in Preeclampsia Mother

BACKGROUND: Preeclampsia (PE) is a specific multisystemic disorder in pregnancy and significant cause of maternal fetal death. The percentage infant mortality due to preeclampsia greater than mortality. Infant occurs several risk factors mothers with preeclampsia. AIM: This study aims analyze the determinants METHODS: An observational analytic cross-sectional design was undertaken at Department Obstetrics Gynecology Koja Hospital, North Jakarta, from June September 2021. Three hundred twenty-eight research subjects met criteria. Bivariate analysis using Chi-square Fisher’s exact test multivariate logistic regression test. All data analyzed SPPS version 22.0 RESULTS: In this study, there no relationship between age (p = 0.842), body mass index 0.768), education 0.345), occupation 1,000), mode delivery 0.753), anemia 0.707), leukocytosis 0.772), hypoalbuminemia 0.688), bacteriuria 0.245) neonatal addition, results showed that contributed were parity (PR (CI 95%) =15.279 (2.304–101.301); p 0.005) proteinuria =9.649 (1.123–82.875); 0.039). CONCLUSION: It can be concluded are