Increased blood pressure in pregnant women as a harbinger of eclampsia Lori er (Presse méd., 1923, no. 2)

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According to the observations of Lori er (Presse méd., 1923, No. 2), the blood pressure of pregnant women usually fluctuates between 90 and 100 mm. Hg. If it rises to 120 mm. and stays at this level for several days, this is a sign of impending eclampsia. In such cases, the author recommends prescribing to pregnant women a salt-free food and a milk diet.

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По наблюдениям Lori er (Presse méd., 1923, № 2) кровяное давление-y беременных обычно колеблется между 90 и 100 mm. Hg. Если оно поднимается до 120 mm. и держится на этом уровне несколько дней,—это служит, признаком грозящей эклампсии. В таких случаях автор рекомендует назначать беременным бессольную пищу и молочную диэту

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