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Pre- eclampsia ImpendingEclampsia It is a disease of pregnancy characterized by BP 140/ 90 or more. BP 140/ 90 or more. After 20 week gestational age. After 20 week gestational age. In previous normotensive pt. In previous normotensive pt. Reading taken twice at interval 6 hours. Reading taken twice at interval 6 hours. Exclude other causes of 2.ry hypertension (ACDEPR)Exclude other causes of 2.ry hypertension (ACDEPR) www.doctor.sd
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renal disease www.doctor.sd A C D E P R alchol coarctation of aorta drugs Endocrine disease PIH
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DBP110 or more Increase in SBP by 30 mmHg Increase in DBP by 15mmHg 2 read of MABP 105 or more OR increase by 20 www.doctor.sd But diagnosis can be by: This condition is associated with significant protienuria
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?????? NNNNot related to the fetus or uterus FFFFailure of placentation AAAAbnormal lipid metabolism DDDDecrease Ca++ in diet All pathogenesis due to vasospasm & endothelial dysfunction www.doctor.sd Aetiology:
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Risk facctors: Primigravida age Past history Change the husband Condition in which placenta enlarge Pre-existing disease Low socioeconomic Risk factor decrease : Smokers Prolong exposure to paternal antigen www.doctor.sd
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SYSTEMIC EFFECTS 1. CVS 2. Blood 3. Renal system 4. Liver 5. CNS www.doctor.sd
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INCIDENCE & EPIDEMIOLOGY Occur in 5-10% pregnancy Death about 2% in UK Death increase in Eclampsia which occur in intrapartum &post partum due to: -Relax of observation during these period -Increase in release of pathogenic factor www.doctor.sd
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PRE-ECLAMPSIA Symptoms: may be Asymptomatic Headache Visual disturbance Epigastric pain oedema Sign: may be High BP Fluid retension Brisk reflexs Fundel level less than date www.doctor.sd
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Symptoms: Headache Visual disturbance Epigastric pain Nausea Restlessness Swelling Poor urine output signs: Agitation Hyperreflexia Facial &peripheral oedema Rt upper quadrant tendernes www.doctor.sd
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Eclampsia
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CLINICAL FEATURE it is grand mal convulsion which pass through stages of: 1. Tonic contraction 2. Clonic 3. Coma Usually take about 60-90 seconds. www.doctor.sd
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EDEN’S CRITERIA OF SEVERITY Coma take 6 hours or more SBP reach 200 mmHg Tm 39 or more Pulse rate 120/min RR 40/min 2 fits or more All this can end in maternal brain death www.doctor.sd
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS 1. Epilepsy 2. CVA 3. SOL 4. Drugs reaction www.doctor.sd
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MANAGMENTS Aim of it : 1-maintain patent airways 1-maintain patent airways 2-prevents the fits 2-prevents the fits 3-terminate the pregnancy 3-terminate the pregnancy www.doctor.sd
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1. Usually unnecessary to try to stop the initial convulsion which usually last about 60-90 seconds 2. IV Diazepam slowly 5mg over 1 min 3. 3. Roll the patient on his left side to avoid maternal injury www.doctor.sd
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4. Apply Suction to the secretion from her mouth 5. Adequate Oxygen should be maintained by face mask & airways to prevent swallowing of tongue 6. Prevent further convulsions by MgSO 4 by IV bolus of 4 – 6 g over 15 min. If convulsion recur further bolus of 2g. 7. Acidosis should be corrected if necessary by IV NaHCO 3 8. SBP 170 mmHg or more, DBP 110 mmHg is risk factor for CVA so should be lowered by either Nifedipine 10 – 20 mg SL. Or Hydrallazine 5mg followed by infusion. www.doctor.sd
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1.Insert canula size 10 2.Send blood to Lab for Hb, blood group, Platelet count, RFT, LFT, Uric acid concentration, coagulation study, RBS 3.Urine catheter (to urine output & protein) www.doctor.sd
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1.Assessment of state of fetus (U/S, Doppler CTG) 2.either : - Deliver the baby regardless of the gestational age intense monitoring maternal health in hope of improvement fetal outcome by increase gestational age. www.doctor.sd
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It is attention to fluid balance, BP, Renal & Hepatic function & CNS 1.More aggressive control of BP 2.MgSO 4 maintained for 48 hrs at 1g/hr iv 3.Subcutaneous heparin prophylaxis www.doctor.sd
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2.permanent CNS damage 3.Intracranial haemorrhage 4.Renal failure 5.Death 1.During the fit tounge bitting head trauma bone # Aspiration www.doctor.sd
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1.Prematurity 2.placenta infarction 3.IUGR 4.Abruptio placentae 5.Fetal hypoxia www.doctor.sd
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