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What’s the first-line management of severe pre-eclampsia at 32 weeks?
Admit, start IV magnesium sulphate for seizure prophylaxis (4 g loading then 1 g/hr infusion), and control BP with IV labetalol or oral nifedipine targeting <160/110 mmHg[1]. Antenatal steroids for fetal lung maturity given gestation < 34 wks[2]. Delivery is the definitive treatment; aim to stabilise then deliver — typically by induction or caesarean depending on cervical status and severity[1].
[1]Obstetrics by Ten Teachers · Ch 9 Hypertensive disorders
[2]Gynaecology by Ten Teachers · Ch 11 Maternal medicine
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- Internal MedicineDavidson's Principles & Practice of Medicine
- PediatricsNelson Textbook of Pediatrics
- Obstetrics & GynaecologyObstetrics + Gynaecology by Ten Teachers
- SurgeryBailey & Love's Short Practice of Surgery
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