[Perinatal mortality and preeclampsia/eclampsia: influence of HELLP syndrome on the primigravida].
L J Van Bogaert
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L J Van Bogaert
Abstract
Perinatal losses have been studied in 37 pre-eclamptic/eclamptic patients: 13 of them exhibited a HELLP syndrome. Only 23 newborns survived (62.5%); after deduction of 4 pregnancies of less than 28 weeks, the perinatal mortality was 27%. Comparison with the local perinatal mortality showed a 6-fold higher risk for the fetus when pregnancy was complicated by pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, regardless of a superimposed HELLP syndrome. For reasons beyond our understanding the fetal losses with HELLP syndrome are much higher in primigravidae.
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Perinatal losses have been studied in 37 pre-eclamptic/eclamptic patients: 13 of them exhibited a HELLP syndrome. Only 23 newborns survived (62.5%); after deduction of 4 pregnancies of less than 28 weeks, the perinatal mortality was 27%. Comparison with the local perinatal mortality showed a 6-fold higher risk for the fetus when pregnancy was complicated by pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, regardless of a superimposed HELLP syndrome. For reasons beyond our understanding the fetal losses with HELLP syndrome are much higher in primigravidae.
Key concepts: HELLP syndrome, Eclampsia, Medicine, Perinatal mortality, Obstetrics, Preeclampsia, Pregnancy, Fetus