Obstetric Hypertension Secondary to Renal Disease: Maternal and Fetal Management
1. Introduction Obstetric hypertension secondary to renal disease is a complex medical condition where high blood pressure during pregnancy is directly caused by an underlying impairment of kidney function. This dual pathology requires intricate clinical management, as the physiological demands of gestation place profound stress on an already compromised renal system. The primary goal of … Read more