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R X Spinapolice

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PubMed1983

Effective prevention of gestational hypertension in nulliparous women at high risk as identified by the rollover test.

The supine pressor (rollover) test was performed on a population of nulliparous patients between 28 and 32 weeks' gestation. Sixteen patients with abnormal test results were treated with increased rest in the left lateral recumbent position. Only one of this group developed gestational hypertension at term (6%), the rest remaining normotensive through delivery. A control group of 16 patients with abnormal test results were left untreated. Three patients of this group (19%) remained normotensive while 13 patients developed hypertensive complications (81%). Of the 13 patients who had hypertensive problems, nine developed preeclampsia and the remaining four had pregnancy-induced hypertension. A significant decrease was noted in the incidence of hypertensive complications in the patients treated with increased rest in the left lateral recumbent position when compared with the incidence in the control group and a composite of untreated patients in other studies. This treatment plan affords an economical approach for treatment of those at high risk for developing gestational hypertension and/or preeclampsia.

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PubMed1982

Hemoglobin SD disease associated with cholecystitis and cholelithiasis in pregnancy.

A black multipara was shown, by hemoglobin electrophoresis, to have hemoglobin SD disease. The patient exhibited a typically mild anemia that probably was secondary to folate and iron deficiencies as well as to hemoglobinopathic hemolysis. The course of her pregnancy was complicated by pyelonephritis and hyposthenuria, both of which have been reported in association with hemoglobin SD disease in pregnancy. The patient also was shown to have acute cholecystitis probably superimposed on a chronic cholelithiasis. This latter complication was probably the result of hemolysis due to hemoglobin SD disease. The patient was treated medically with good results, and, despite poor compliance and heroin addiction, delivered a viable infant at term.

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PubMed1977

Midforceps delivery.

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