Hemodynamic studies in preeclampsia: implications for management
(Hemodynamisch onderzoek bij patienten met preeclampsie: implicaties voor behandeling)
1995-11-15
Doctoral Thesis
| Related Files |
|---|
View PDF Version
(951115_VISSER, Willy.pdf, 3.0MB) |
|
View PDF Version
(stellingen visser.pdf, 0.0MB) |
Preeclampsia is a condition unique to pregnancy, characterized by hypertension and proteinuria. Nulliparous pregnancies and those affected by preexisting hypertension, diabetes and renal disease are at increased risk. Preeclampsia may develop during pregnancy, labor or in the early puerperium, and it occurs in about 5 percent of all pregnancies. It is a complex clinical syndrome potentially involving all maternal organ systems, with hypertension representing but one manifestation. When generalized convulsions are present, the condition is referred to as eclampsia.
Supervisor
(promotor):
The
author
wishes to thank:
Dutch Praeventiefonds,
Stichting "De Drie Lichten"
Keywords
Automatically Extracted Terms
- patient
- hemodynamic
- pressure
- study
- pregnancy
- group
- preeclampsia
- volume
- plasma volume expansion
- hellp
- preeclamptic patients
- treatment
- preeclamptic
- output
- blood
- percent
- value
- catheter
- obstet
- women
