2018
DOI: 10.1055/a-0631-9631
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Fallbericht Leberruptur bei fulminantem HELLP-Syndrom in der 37. SSW

Abstract: HELLP syndrome, characterized by the triad of hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes due to liver impairment, and low platelet count, is a hypertensive disorder in pregnancy. Although it is said to be caused by disturbed placentation in the first trimester, its clinical presentation can be seen mostly in the third trimester, but never before the completed 20 gestational week. Predictive for its diagnosis is the reported upper abdominal pain that normally is localized under the right arc of ribs. With the aid of lab… Show more

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