Clinical study of 36 cases with severe pre-eclampsia complicated with ascites / 中国综合临床
Clinical Medicine of China
; (12): 1317-1319, 2009.
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Objective To analyse clinical characteristics and preventive methods of pregnancy-induced hypertensive severe pre-eclampsia with ascites.Methods 184 cases of patients with severe pre-eclampsia complicated with ascite were divided into two groups and the clinical characteristics were compared(severe pre-eclampsia complicated with ascite group,n=36;Severe pre-eclampsia group,n=148 cases).Results The average time of the termination of pregnancy was (34±4) weeks in severe pre-eclampsia complicated with ascites group,and (36±3) weeks in severe pre-eclampsia group (t=2.71,P<0.01).There were 6 cases of intrauterine stillborn (16.67%),14 cases of neonatal mortality (38.89%);22 cases of premature labor (61.11%) in severe pre-eclampsia complicated with aacites group;There were 4 cases of intrauterine stillborn (2.7%);16 cases of neonatal mortality (10.81%);and 35 cases of premature labor (23.65%) in severe pre-eclampsia group (X~2=10.99,16.73,19.01,P<0.001).There were differences in the total protein,albumin,white/ball ratio,lactic acid dehydregenase,serum creatinine,24-hour urinary protein between the two groups [total protein(51.68±6.08) g/L vs (59.34±8.28)g/L,albumin(24.32±4.06) g/L vs (32.16±5.63) g/L,white/ball ratio(0.92±0.26) vs (1.16±0.26),lactic acid dehydrogenase(495.87±312.56) U/L vs (323.81±185.00) U /L,serum creatinine(131.62±95.34) μmol/L vs (91.52±86.83) μmol/L,24 h urinary protein(4.21±3.51)g/24 h vs (2.38±2.57)g/24h,t=6.17,8.77,5.50,4.79,2.72,3.98,P<0.05 or <0.01].Conclusion Tbe condition of severe pre-eclampsia with ascites is extremely serious,so pregnancy should be timely terminated.The aacites can be dissipated after delivery.Early,systematic and regular prenatal care can prevent severe pre-eclampsia and complications in time.
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Clinical Medicine of China
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2009
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