[Perioperative maternal complications of twin-twin transfusion syndrome after fetoscopic laser photocoagulation].

To analyze the perioperative maternal complications of twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) after fetolascopic laser photocoagulation (FLP). A retrospective study was conducted among 182 cases with TTTS received FLP in Shanghai First Maternity and Infant Hospital from January 2010 to December 2018. The types, incidence and related factors of perioperative maternal complications as well as the changes of maternal laboratory parameters before and after FLP were analyzed. The age of 182 TTTS pregnant women was (29.8±3.9) years old, body mass index (BMI) before pregnancy was (21.3±2.9) kg/m. The median gestational week of FLP treatment was 22.0 weeks, the preoperative cervical length was (34.1±9.0) mm, and the median preoperative maximum vertical pocket was 12.0 cm. During the perioperative period of FLP treatment, 22 cases (12.1%, 22/182) presented maternal complications, among which 4 cases (2.2%, 4/182) presented severe postoperative maternal complications, including 3 cases of pulmonary edema and 1 case of pulmonary embolism accompanied with right cardiac insufficiency. There were 18 cases (9.9%, 18/182) of common maternal complications during the perioperative period, including 6 cases (3.3%, 6/182) of intraoperative hemorrhage, 5 cases (2.7%, 5/182) of intraoperative amniotic fluid leakage into the pelvic cavity, 5 cases (2.7%, 5/182) of premature rupture of membrane 72 hours after the operation, 1 case (0.5%, 1/182) of inevitable abortion, and 1 case (0.5%, 1/182) of infection. The analysis of related risk factors found that maternal complications were only related to BMI before pregnancy, and the BMI of TTTS pregnant women with complications was lower than that of those without complications, the difference was statistically significant (<0.01). The hemoglobin level, hematocrit and albumin level of TTTS pregnant women were significantly decreased at 4-6 hours and 24 hours after FLP respectively, compared with those before surgery (<0.01), and there were no significant correlations with the amount of amniodrainage during surgery (>0.05 for all). The overall incidence of perioperative maternal complications in the treatment of TTTS by FLP is not high, among which the serious complications mainly include pulmonary edema and pulmonary embolism. Timely correction of maternal hemodilution that may occur in TTTS pregnant women could achieve a good prognosis after FLP.