Results of the treatment of eclampsia. Peralta Ramos (from Berich. ü. d. ges. Gyn., Bd. XII)

Pregnant eclampsia was treated by Zweifel-Stroganoff, with a cesarean section if treatment failed; maternal mortality was 20%, child mortality 50%. Eclampsia sub partu with Stroganoff treatment produced 0% maternal mortality and 15% infant mortality. Combined Stroganoff treatment with labor-accelerating metrorhinters, forceps, rotation, and extraction yielded 33% maternal mortality and 2 maternal deaths from labor and hemorrhage.