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HYPERTENSIVE DISORDERSIN PREGNANCY
Shanro Mayra VegaSri Wahyuni
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Deadly triad causes of maternal morbidity and mortality related to pregnancy :Hypertensive disorders complicating pregnancyHemorrhageInfection
How pregnancy incites or aggravated hypertension remains unsolvedHypertensive disorders significant unsolved problems in obstetrics.
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Gestational hypertension (formerly pregnancy-induced hypertension or transient hypertension)PreeclampsiaEclampsiaPreeclampsia superimposed on chronic hypertensionChronic hypertensionCLASSIFICATION
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Parity, ras, genetic, environmentOther risk factor :NulliparousHyperplacentosisMola hydatidosaMultiple gestationDiabetes mellitusHydrops foetalisGiant babyAge (< 15 y.o ; > 35 y.o)Renal disease & chronic hypertensionINCIDENCE & RISK FACTOR
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Abnormal trophoblastic invasion of uterine vesselsImmunological intoleranceMaternal maladaptation / inflammatory changes of normal pregnancyDietary deficienciesGenetic influenceETIOLOGY
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CRITERIAGestational hypertension :BP > 140/90 mmHg for first time during pregnancyno proteinuriaBP returns to normal by 12 weeks postpartumPreclampsia :BP > 140/90 mmHg after 20 weeks gestationproteinuria > 300 mg/24 hr or > 1+ dipstickEclampsia :Preeclampsia + seizure
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CRITERIASuperimposed Preeclampsia :new onset proteinuria > 300 mg/24 hr BP or platelet count > 100.000/mm3 in hypertensive women but no proteinuria < 20 weeks gestationChronic hypertension :BP > 140/90 mmHg before pregnancy / diagnosed before 20 weeks gestationHypertension first diagnosed after 20 weeks gestation persistent after 12 weeks postpartum
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PATHOPHYSIOLOGYMaternalFaultyExcessive vascular disease placentationtrophoblast
Genetic, immunologic, or inflammatory factor
Reduced uteroplacental perfusionVasoactive agent : Noxious agent :Prostaglandin EndothelialCytokinesNitric oxide dysfunctionLipid perox.Endothelins Capillary leak VasospasmeActivation of coagulationEdemaProteinuriaHyper- Thrombo-tension Oliguria Liver Hemo- cytopenia ischemia concentration
Seizure Abruption
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ORGAN CHANGES 1. CardiovascularHypertensionCardiac output ThrombocytopeniaCoagulation defectBleedingDICPlasma blood volume Permeability Edema
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2. PlacentaNecrosisIUGRFetal distressAbruptio placentae
3. RenalCapillary endotheliosisUric acid cleareance GFR OliguriaProteinuriaRenal failure
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4. BrainEdemaHypoxiaAcute attack / seizureCerebrovascular accident / hemorrhageComa
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5. LiverChanges in liver function testLiver enzyme IcterusHELLP syndrome(Hemolysis, Elevated Liver enzym, Low Platelet count)EdemaSubcapsular hematome / hemorrhage Necrosis, perinatal hemorrhage
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6. EyesPupillary edemaIschemiaAmaurosisHemorrhageRetinal defectsBlindness
7. LungEdemaIschemiaNecrosisHemorrhageRespiratory failure
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PREDICTIONRoll-Over TestUric acidFibronectinCoagulation activationOxidative stressCytokinePlacenta peptideDNA fetusUterine artery doppler Velocitometry
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PREVENTIONNon-medicalDietary manipulationLow calorie, high protein, salt restriction Ca, Zn, Mg, Omega-3 PUFA, evening primrose oilBedrest not proven
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Habits :Intense prenatal careAvoid smokingAvoid cafeinCompliance
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B. Medical
Diuretics worsening hypovolemiaAntihypertension not provenAntithrombotic :Low-dose aspirin not provenDypiridamoleAntioxidant : vitamin C, vitamin E, -carotene, lipoic acid
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Eden Criteria :Prolonged comaHeart rate > 120 x /minuteTemperature > 380 CSystolic pressure > 200 mmHgSeizure > 10 xProteinuria > 10 gr/L per dayNo edemaPROGNOSIS
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Prognosis worsened if there are :CardiomegalyDecreased renal functionRetinal complicationBP > 200/120 mmHg
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Maternal death due to PE : + 0,5% Ecl : + 5%Perinatal death : + 20%PROGNOSIS
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MANAGEMENTBasic management objective :Termination of pregnancy with the least possible trauma to mother and fetusBirth of an infant who subsequently thrivesComplete restoration of health to the mother
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1. Mild Preeclampsiaa. OutpatientIf the patient refuse to be hospitalizedHome restDiet (high protein, low fat, carbohydrat)VitaminsAntenatal care visite weeklyMANAGEMENT
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b. HospitalizationNo improvement after 2 weeks outpatient careWeight gain > 2 kg/weekSevere symptoms of preeclampsia
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2. Severe PreeclampsiaConservative : < 37 weeks gestation, no fetal distress and no symptoms of impending eclampsia :Severe headacheSevere visual disturbanceVomitEpigastric painProgressive BP Active : termination of pregnancy !
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Anticonvulsion MgSO4 8 gr 40%;4 gr every 4-6 hoursAntihypertension :Hydralazine 2 mg i.v 100 mg in 500 cc NaClClonidineNifedipineMetyldopaLabetololEtanololDiltiazemetcI. DRUG THERAPHY
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Others :DiureticsCardiotonicsAntipyreticsAntibioticsAnalgesics
II. OBSTETRICAL MANAGEMENTMature inductionParturient augmentationDelivery : forceps extraction sectio cesaria
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Classification :- Antepartum- Intrapartum- Post partum :early : 24 hours - 7 dayslate : > 7 daysEclampsia sine eclampsiaEclampsia intercurrentECLAMPSIA
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ICU !Internal department, neurology department, etcDrug theraphy :MgSO4 : 4 gr 20% i.v 8 gr 40% i.m maintenance : 4 gr 40% i.m / 4 - 6 hoursSupportive : same as preeclampsiaManagement of coma :together with neurologic departmentObstetrical management : termination of pregnancy !MANAGEMENTLoading
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