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One of the leading mechanisms for the development of severe preeclampsia in pregnant women is a decrease in perfusion pressure in the life-supporting organs, followed by the development of multiple organ failure.  In recent years, there have been studies indicating the influence of intraperitoneal hypertension on the perfusion pressure of the pelvic and abdominal organs with the subsequent development of obstetric complications [ 4,2] according to the classification of JAN(2006), pregnancy is included in the list of conditions accompanied by an increase in intraperitoneal pressure.  Thus, the prevention and treatment of increased intra-abdominal pressure in pathology accompanied by multiple organ dysfunction and insufficiency, which is observed in preeclampsia, is one of the important problems of modern medicine.  The purpose of our study was to determine the feasibility of abdominal drainage during operative delivery for severe preeclampsia.

Expediency of abdominal drainage after operative delivery in severe preeclampsia