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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 On pregnancy-induced hypertension complicated by severe prenatal and postpartum eclampsia in 1 case [Keywords:] heavy; pregnancy induced hypertension; pre-eclampsia; postpartum eclampsia Now in 1 case of severe pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome prenatal and postpartum eclampsia reported as follows. 1 Case information Patients, female, 25 years old, first child, mainly due to “stop by the 39 +4 weeks, found that blood pressure for 15 days, convulsions 1h more than” emergency admission. Patients with private prosecution usually menstrual regularity, the last menstrual period was May 4, 2010, estimated date of 2011 on February 11. trimester time to time in local hospitals for check, 15 days before check-found high blood pressure (140/100mmHg) without making processing. day of admission 8:30 dizziness, vertigo, headache, limb convulsions, vomit foam, confusion, self-conscious about 3min later, wake up after a mild headache, no incontinence, no abdominal pain, no vaginal bleeding, fluid flow, from 120 hospital emergency department visits notify me access to hospital. Admission examination: body temperature 36.5 ℃, pulse 94 times / min, breathing 20 times / min, blood pressure 168/110mmHg, conscious, no facial eyelid edema, heart and lung revealed no abnormalities, abdominal distension, such as full-term pregnancy, both lower extremities without edema. prenatal examinations: Temple High 33cm, abdominal circumference 87cm, fetal position LOA, first appear, not Rupen. fetal heart rate 140 beats / min, no contractions, estimated fetal weight of 2800g. pelvic external measurement 22-25-17-8cm. anal Search: the cervix is #8203;#8203;not open, the first exposed -2, did not rupture. Urine routine examination: abdominal B-protein (++). said: biparietal diameter (BPD) 9.8cm, femur length (FL) 7.4cm, amniotic fluid index of 12cm, placental function Ⅲ. Depending upon the patients, at any time may consider continuing pregnancy convulsio