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HELLP syndrome - Therapeutic dilemma
M. M. Terzic
School of Medicine
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management
100%
patients
100%
laboratories
100%
delivery
66%
mortality
66%
women
33%
values
33%
reviews
33%
diseases
33%
cooperation
33%
evaluation
33%
reduction
33%
pain
33%
morbidity
33%
indicators
33%
screening
33%
monitoring
33%
symptoms
33%
liver
33%
nausea
33%
vomiting
33%
enzymes
33%
hemolysis
33%
pregnancy
33%
Keyphrases
HELLP Syndrome
100%
Therapeutic Dilemma
100%
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
60%
Preeclampsia
40%
Maternal Mortality
40%
Early Diagnosis
20%
Screening Method
20%
Nausea
20%
Vomiting
20%
Anesthesiologist
20%
Immaturity
20%
Life-threatening
20%
Laboratory Evaluation
20%
Week of Gestation
20%
Conservative Management
20%
Conservative Approach
20%
Low Platelet Count
20%
Cesarean Section (C-section)
20%
Gestational Age
20%
Maternal Morbidity
20%
Fetal Well-being
20%
Intensive Monitoring
20%
Immediate Delivery
20%
Right Upper Quadrant Pain
20%
Clinical Indicators
20%
Perinatal Mortality
20%
Elevated Liver Enzymes
20%
Laboratory Screening
20%
Aggressive Management
20%
Perinatal Center
20%
Fetal Maturity
20%
Neonatologist
20%
Laboratory Indicators
20%
Unfavorable Cervix
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
HELLP Syndrome
100%
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
60%
Pre-Eclampsia
40%
Maternal Mortality
40%
Disease
20%
Screening
20%
Early Diagnosis
20%
Symptom
20%
Anesthesiologist
20%
Platelet
20%
Cervix
20%
Cooperation
20%
Cesarean Section
20%
Pregnancy
20%
Conservative Treatment
20%
Elevated Transaminases
20%
Nausea and Vomiting
20%
Gestational Age
20%
Maternal Morbidity
20%
Immaturity
20%
Fetus Maturity
20%
Fetal Viability
20%
Perinatal Mortality
20%