Analysis of Differential Proteins and Maternal Influencing Factors of Septic Shock in Neonates

The study looks at premature babies and their mothers to understand why some babies get very sick with septic shock. Septic shock happens when an infection causes very low blood pressure and can be very dangerous. Scientists will check proteins in the mother's blood before the baby is born and in the baby's umbilical cord blood, which connects the baby to the mother. They want to find out if certain proteins can predict which babies might get septic shock. This can help doctors prevent it in the future. Only babies born at our hospital and those whose mothers had infections during pregnancy can join. Babies with certain birth defects or genetic issues cannot participate. 🏥

• Study involves blood samples from mothers and babies.
• Only for babies born at our hospital and mothers with infection.
• Babies with birth defects cannot participate.