HELLP Syndrome at the Maternity of the Hospital Joaquina de Rotondaro, Tinaquilo estado. Cojedes, 2008-2009

Roger Suárez C; Rossana Suárez P; Francis Suarez P; Digmar Tobon Q; Víctor Agüin

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Acta Cient Estud 2009; 7 (2)

HELLP Syndrome at the Maternity of the Hospital 'Joaquina de Rotondaro', Tinaquilo estado. Cojedes, 2008-2009

Suárez CR, Suárez PR, Suarez PF, Tobon QD, Agüin V

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Objective: To determine the incidence of syndrome HELLP, complications and characteristics of the neoborn one. Method: Retrospective and descriptive study of 22 patients with diagnosis of syndrome HELLP from January 2008 to January 2009. Atmosphere: Hospital " Joaquina de Rotondaro”, Tinaquillo, Cojedes State. Results: The incidence was of 0.27% on the total of been born alive in the period of study. The group of predominant age went of 20 to 35 years, (42.11%). 57.90% were pregnancies upon maturity and 42.10% preterms. The diagnosis became in 68.42% during pregnancy and 31.58% in the childbed. The complications represented 31.56%, renal 26.31%, hematological 5.26%. 47.36% presented/displayed HELLP Class I; 26.32% Class II and III, respectively. There were 2 stillborn ones. The rate of fetal mortality was of 0,43X1000. Neonatal deaths were not reported. Conclusion: It is very important to make a good control prenatal, to prevent and to diagnose precociously the hypertension induced by the pregnancy and to avoid the complications of this disease as it is the HELLP.

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