Complications of pregnancy-induced hypertension – therapeutic management and prognosis

B.M. Krâstev, M. Brăila, M.C. Pucă, A.D. Brăila

Rezumat: The management of pregnancy associated with gestational hypertension is performed depending on the severity of the hypertension, according to gestational age and the presence or absence of complications. The early identification of worsening preeclampsia involves the prevention of maternal complications (eclampsia, HELLP syndrome, uteroplacental apoplexy) and of foetal complications (IUGR, foetal intrauterine death). The monitoring of the maternal-foetal evolution and the early identification of the worsening of preeclampsia determine the improvement of the vital and functional maternal-foetal prognosis in pregnancy-induced hypertension.
Cuvinte cheie: pregnancy-induced hypertension, maternalfoetal complications, therapeutic conduct, prognosis.