Preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication affecting multiple organ systems caused by poor placenta perfusion due to shallow trophoblast invasion of spiral arteries. Risk factors include primigravidity and prior preeclampsia. Diagnosis is based on new hypertension and proteinuria after 20 weeks. Management involves monitoring for severe features, magnesium sulfate for seizure prophylaxis, antihypertensives, prolonging pregnancy when possible, and delivery once maternal or fetal indications arise. Postpartum care includes continued monitoring and antihypertensives until blood pressure normalizes.
Preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication affecting multiple organ systems caused by poor placenta perfusion due to shallow trophoblast invasion of spiral arteries. Risk factors include primigravidity and prior preeclampsia. Diagnosis is based on new hypertension and proteinuria after 20 weeks. Management involves monitoring for severe features, magnesium sulfate for seizure prophylaxis, antihypertensives, prolonging pregnancy when possible, and delivery once maternal or fetal indications arise. Postpartum care includes continued monitoring and antihypertensives until blood pressure normalizes.
Preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication affecting multiple organ systems caused by poor placenta perfusion due to shallow trophoblast invasion of spiral arteries. Risk factors include primigravidity and prior preeclampsia. Diagnosis is based on new hypertension and proteinuria after 20 weeks. Management involves monitoring for severe features, magnesium sulfate for seizure prophylaxis, antihypertensives, prolonging pregnancy when possible, and delivery once maternal or fetal indications arise. Postpartum care includes continued monitoring and antihypertensives until blood pressure normalizes.
hypertension and protein- uria complicating pregnancy – it is a syndrome affecting virtually every organ system. • Early preeclampsia (onset <34 weeks) is associated with greater morbidity than late-onset preeclampsia. RISK FACTORS • During pre-eclampsia, the invasive cytotrophoblasts fail to transform epithelial phenotype into endothelial phenotype ( endovascular extravillous trophoblast), instead the invasion of the spiral arterioles is shallow and these remain as small caliber Pathophysiology resistance vessel leads defective uteroplacental circulation and subsequently placental perfusion worsens. • The process of pseudovasculogenesis decreases resistance in blood vessels and thereby increases blood flow to placenta so that it can sustain the growing fetus by providing essential nutrients and oxygen. • In pre-eclampsia, the placenta becomes hypoxic within the intervillous space which might trigger tissue oxidative stress and increase placental apoptosis and necrosis finally leading to endothelial dysfunction and an exaggerated inflammatory response • Kegagalan invasi trofoblast hanya Shallowing (implantasi hanya sampai Pathophysiology desidua) trofoblast ada 3 (endovaskular trofoblast, intersitial extravillous trofoblast, ekstravillous trofoblast) • Gangguan remodelling vascular kaliber mengecil iskemia plasenta mengeluarkan radikal bebas masuk sirkulasi maternal disfungsi endotel sistemik di maternal • Kegagalan invasi trofoblast hanya Shallowing (implantasi hanya sampai Pathophysiology desidua) trofoblast ada 3 (endovaskular trofoblast, intersitial extravillous trofoblast, ekstravillous trofoblast) • Gangguan remodelling vascular kaliber mengecil iskemia plasenta mengeluarkan radikal bebas masuk sirkulasi maternal disfungsi endotel sistemik di maternal Pathophysiology Pathophysiology Immunology of PE: Two Stage Model Pathophysiology Role of Seminal Exposure
Pengukuran tekanan darah dilakukan pada posisi duduk nyaman,
cuff pada lengan atas sejajar dengan atrium kiri, pasien tenang dan tidak berbicara selama pemeriksaan. Pengukuran dilakukan setelah 5 menit Preeklampsia ringan vs berat – ACOG 2013 tidak merekomendasika n pembagian ini, Classification karena morbiditas dan mortalitas tetap meningkat signifikan pada keduanya. – Disarankan: preeclampsia without severe features Perubahan pada Kriteria ACOG 2013 • Proteinuria tidak secara absolut dibutuhkan untuk diagnosis preeklamsia.
• Proteinuria masif (> 5 g) dihapuskan dari kriteria
beratnya preeklampsia, karena hubungan antara jumlah protein urin dan luaran kehamilan sangat minimal.
• Pertumbuhan janin terhambat dihapuskan dari kriteria
beratnya preeklampsia, karena tatalaksananya sama saja pada pasien dengan atau tanpa preeklamsia. Temuan yang Membutuhkan Pengawasan Lebih Bila diagnosis preeklamsia belum ditegakkan tetapi ditemukan gejala/tanda berikut, diperlukan pengawasan lebih ketat: • New-onset headache or visual disturbances • Nyeri abdomen, terutama kuadran kanan atas atau epigastrium Observation • PJT • New-onset proteinuria pada paruh kedua masa kehamilan
mmHg Edema atau peningkatan berat badan yang cepat bukan kriteria diagnostik dan tidak sensitif maupun spesifik untuk preeklamsia. Upaya Pencegahan yang Direkomendasikan • Aspirin dosis rendah (60-80 mg / hari) – Direkomendasikan pada perempuan dengan risiko tinggi – RR 0.90 (0.84-0.97), penurunan risiko hingga 17%. – Efek samping minimal. PREVENTION
• Kalsium (1.5-2 g / hari)
– Direkomendasikan pada perempuan hamil dengan baseline calcium intake rendah (< 600 mg/hari) – RR 0.45 (0.31-0.65) pada semua perempuan hamil. – RR 0.36 (0.20-0.65) pada perempuan hamil dengan baseline calcium intake rendah. Upaya Pencegahan yang Tidak Direkomendasikan
• Suplementasi antioksidan dengan Vit C dan Vit E
• Bed rest • Pembatasan asupan garam PREVENTION • Penggunaan diuretik ANTENATAL CARE management management management Magnesium Magnesium Magnesium Antihypertension • Atenolol is associated with an increase in fetal growth restriction. • ACE inhibitors and ARBs would appear to be contraindicated because of unacceptable fetal adverse effects. • Diuretics are relatively contraindicated for hypertension and should be reserved for Antihypertension pulmonary oedema. • The regimen of fluid restriction should be maintained until there is a postpartum diuresis, as oliguria is common with severe pre-eclampsia. If there is associated maternal haemorrhage, fluid balance is more difficult and fluid restriction is inappropriate. Fluid balance • Prolonging the pregnancy at very early gestations may improve the outcome for the premature infant but can only be considered if the mother remains stable • Pregnancy was prolonged for a mean of 7 days and 15 days, respectively, at gestations of 28–34 weeks and 28–32 weeks, with no increase in maternal complications. Prolonging pregnancy • Vaginal delivery is generally preferable but, if gestation is below 32 weeks, caesarean section is more likely as the success of induction is reduced. • After 34 weeks with a cephalic presentation, vaginal delivery should be considered Mode of delivery Post delivery • Women who deliver with severe pre- eclampsia (or eclampsia) should have continued close observation postnatally. • As eclampsia has been reported up to 4 weeks postnatally, the optimum length of inpatient postnatal stay is unclear but the incidence of eclampsia and severe pre- eclampsia falls after the fourth postpartum day. Post delivery • Anti-hypertensive therapy should be continued after delivery. Although, initially, blood pressure may fall, it usually rises again at around 24 hours postpartum. • After pre-eclampsia, blood pressure can take up to 3 months to return to normal. During this time, blood pressure should not be allowed to exceed 160/110 mmHg. Post delivery