DergiPark (Istanbul University)· 2009
HELLP (hemoliz, yükselmiş karaciğer enzimleri ve düşük trombosit) sendromu
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Short summary
HELLP syndrome, a severe preeclampsia complication, occurs in 1 in 150-300 births and has unpredictable outcomes, ranging from full recovery to fatal complications like liver rupture.
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Key points
- HELLP syndrome is a severe complication of preeclampsia.
- It occurs in 1 to 150-300 live births in perinatal centers.
- The syndrome's course is unpredictable, with potential for full recovery or rapid deterioration.
- Maternal mortality is reported at 3.3% and perinatal mortality at 22.6%.
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Abstract
The HELLP (hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets) syndrome is a severe and lifethreatening complication of preeclampsia with typical laboratory findings.The frequency of the disease is 1 to 150-300 live births in perinatal centers.The course of the HELLP syndrome is unpredictable.On the one hand, complete reversal of symptoms under conservative treatment have been reported in individual cases, on the other hand, rapid, therapy-resistant deterioration of the disease had been observed in the majority of patients accompanied by severe complications as liver rupture.As a consequence; the mother and the newborn need intensive care and these women should be delivered in an obstetric intensive care unit.The maternal mortality reported from the international literature is 3.3% and the perinatal mortality 22.6%.This review will emphasize the controversies surrounding the diagnosis and management of HELLP syndrome.
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Field: Obstetrics and Gynecology
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