(1) The third cause, eclampsia, emerges as pre-eclampsia, a common hypertensive disorder, which can be detected during pregnancy.

(2) Eclampsia is a rare disease that can develop during pregnancy.

(3) Although pre-eclampsia cannot be completely cured before the delivery, administering drugs such as magnesium sulfate can lower a woman's risk of developing convulsions (eclampsia), which can be fatal.

(4) The prognosis of cerebral hemorrhage caused by eclampsia was poor.

(5) Pre - eclampsia may be associated with a virus infection of the fetus, an Australian study has found.

(6) No cases of maternal or neonatal death or eclampsia were recorded.

(7) E . Eclampsia refers to the development of grand mal seizures in a woman with preeclampsia.

(8) Results The rate of eclampsia group were higer than those in noeclampsia group.

(9) Methods: A total of 25 cases of eclampsia in hospital were retrospectively analyzed.

(10) INDULGING in chocolate during pregnancy could help ward off a complication known as pre - eclampsia.

(11) Lack of Calcium in children would lead to rickets, eclampsia and decayed teeth, etc.

(12) If it goes unchecked, toxemia can lead to the dangerous convulsions of eclampsia , or to premature separation of the placenta.

(13) Objective: To analyze relationship between outcome of perinatal infant of eclampsia and perinatal health examination.

(14) This may arise from the worse excitative conduction function of electric activity during all parts of cortex in neonates or young infants, but there isn't typical eclampsia attack in clinic.

(15) Study of the time of termination of pregnancy and delivery type for patients with severe pre - eclampsia.

(16) But differential diagnosis should be done on some special spirit and conscious states, like syncope, eclampsia, stupor, hysterism, and locked-in syndrome.

(17) Objective Correct gestational hypertension effectively early in order to prevent the disease of the eclampsia.

(18) These patients have an increased risk of developing preeclampsia or eclampsia ( toxemia ) of pregnancy.

(19) Objective:To discuss the incidence, provo cable factors and the prevention and cure of postpartum eclampsia.

(20) I. Central nervous system. Headache, blurred vision, scotomata, and, rarely, cortical blindness are manifestations of preeclampsia; seizures in a preeclamptic woman are defined as eclampsia.