To what classification of gestosis (preeclampsia) should adhere a doctor in daily work? | Zendy

Galina Mikhaylovna Savelyeva | Zendy; V. I. Krasnopol'skiy | Zendy; Александр Стрижаков | Zendy; Viktor Yevstafyevich Radzinskiy | Zendy; R.I. Shalina | Zendy; Mark Arkadyevich Kurtser | Zendy

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To what classification of gestosis (preeclampsia) should adhere a doctor in daily work?

Author(s) -

Galina Mikhaylovna Savelyeva,

V. I. Krasnopol'skiy,

Александр Стрижаков,

Viktor Yevstafyevich Radzinskiy,

R.I. Shalina,

Mark Arkadyevich Kurtser

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

journal of obstetrics and women s diseases

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 1684-0461

pISSN - 1683-9366

DOI - 10.17816/jowd6215-9

Subject(s) - eclampsia , medicine , preeclampsia , terminology , obstetrics , pregnancy , philosophy , linguistics , genetics , biology

The present-day designation of gestosis as preeclampsia and eclampsia excludes the notion of “pre-eclampsia” as a period immediately preceding the attack of eclampsia what leads to the untimely and inadequate therapy. The authors suggest in the everyday work of obstetricians to use terminology that includes gestosis of various degree, pre-eclampsia and eclampsia.

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