Misoprostol induction of labor in the early onset severe pre-eclampsia in the application of.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Misoprostol induction of labor in the early onset severe pre-eclampsia in the application of [Abstract] Objective To observe the misoprostol for early onset severe pre-eclampsia termination of pregnancy safety and feasibility. Methods associated with earlier onset of serious complications and the need to terminate the pregnancy 20 cases of severe pre-eclampsia (gestational age 22 ~ 27), with vaginal misoprostol 100μ g, according to repeated contractions of 3 ~ 4h to drugs, while the other eight cases of patients with cesarean birth termination of pregnancy. The results of two groups of patients were successfully induced abortion, the success rate of 100%, postpartum hemorrhage, the incidence of eclampsia was no significant difference. Conclusion misoprostol for early onset severe preeclampsia induced abortion is safe, cheap and effective method. [Keywords:] early onset severe pre-eclampsia; misoprostol; induction of labor Retrospective analysis from 2002 to 2006 in our hospital inpatient treatment of early onset severe pre-eclampsia and the need for early termination of pregnancy cases, 28 cases after treatment, are reported as follows. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information retrospective analysis from 2002 to 2006 in our hospital inpatient treatment of early onset severe pre-eclampsia and the need to early termination of pregnancy cases in 28 cases, aged 22 to 34 years old, with an average age of 28 years, gestational age 22 to 27 weeks, an average of 25 weeks. 13 cases of stillbirth, live birth in 15 cases, systolic blood pressure 150 ~ 180mmHg, diastolic blood pressure 100 ~ 140mmHg, urinary protein (2 ~ 3), with three cases of renal dysfunction, hypoalbuminemia in 28 cases. 1.2 Methods All patients were selected for active full spasm, antihypertensive treatment, patients abortion prior to the discussion of induced abortion are clear indications, both agree that the consent of patients and their families, of which 20 cases