Intravenous anti-oxidant drugs on pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome maternal and fetal effects of oxidative stress.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Intravenous anti-oxidant drugs on pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome maternal and fetal effects of oxidative stress [Keywords:] intravenous anti-oxidant of maternal fetal medicine pregnancy-induced hypertension Oxidative damage is a pregnancy-induced hypertension (pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome, PIH) pregnant women and their fetuses, one of the major changes in the pathophysiology, clinical anti-oxidant drugs may be appropriately selected in order to reduce maternal PIH on the adverse effects. Of dexamethasone, vitamin E, vitamin C are antioxidants, this study of maternal PIH cesarean section before the application of these anti-oxidative metabolism of oxygen free radicals after drug change in maternal and child were discussed. Are reported below. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information Select from November 2006 to February 2008 in Quzhou City People’s Hospital, 56 cases of maternal PIH giving birth, according to PIH classification criteria [1] is divided into 24 patients with mild, moderate and severe degree of 32 cases. All of maternal B-shows are normal, and within two weeks before cesarean section is not taking anti-oxidant drugs. Were randomly divided into two groups and the control group. The observation group (28 cases): 11 patients with mild, moderate and severe degree in 17 cases, aged 22 to 34 years old, with an average (27.50 ± 4.11) years old, pre-pregnancy weight of 45 ~ 63kg, the average (53.71 ± 4.20) kg, gestational age 34 ~ 39 weeks, the average (37.72 ± 2.90) weeks; the control group (28 cases): mild in 13 cases, moderate and severe in 15 cases, aged 22 to 33 years old, the average (26.82 ± 4.30) years old, pre-pregnancy weight of 49 ~ 61kg, the average (55.05 ± 4.90) kg, gestational age 35 to 41 weeks, the average (38.11 ± 2.52) weeks. Two groups of mothers in the severity of the illness, age, pre-pregnancy weight, gestational age, etc. There was no statistically significant difference (P all