This Wednesday, the 7th, Brazil’s Independence Day, the José Silveira Foundation, through the Center for Research, Learning and Innovation (CPAI), is participating in the 24th Annual Conference of the European Society of Clinical Virology (ESCV). Manchester is a city in the United Kingdom. At this event, the results of two scientific studies carried out at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic will be presented with the patients of Hospital Santo Amaro.
According to Dr. Jesús Enrique Patiño, a medical doctor and research supervisor of the CPAI, who has come to the country to represent the company, “reinforces the foundation’s importance as a source of innovative and reliable information in the scientific context”. “We will present a successful case in medical management of pregnant women affected by Covid-19. Despite the need for ICU admission, due to the use of the best and current therapeutic and pharmacological techniques, implemented in a timely and active manner, we have achieved a zero mortality rate, guaranteeing a good outcome for both mother and newborn. .
In this case, the important findings of changes in the placenta of women infected with Covid-19 during pregnancy will warn of their frequent changes. The author of this study, Dr. “The José Silveira Foundation has effectively contributed to the pillars of care, teaching and research, with publications in high-impact scientific journals,” said Lecia Moreira, Clinical Coordinator of Neonatology at Hospital Santo Amaro.
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