Study of maternal and perinatal outcome in cases of a HELLP syndrome

Background: HELLP is an acronym which describes the presence of haemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, low platelet count during pregnancy. It a life-threatening manifestation pre-eclampsia. The incidence syndrome 0.5-0.9% all pregnancies and 10-20% in cases rationale this study lied anticipation that knowledge Syndrome will incite interest medical fraternity handling various pregnancy related complication. results may also imply early detection high-risk individuals by primary personnel timely referral to tertiary care centre be helpful improving maternal perinatal outcomes. Aim were patients with pre-eclampsia outcome complicated syndrome. Methods: A prospective observational 400 admitted more than 20 weeks gestation having Statistical analysis data done on IBM SPSS Statistics Version. Results: was found 9.25%. major complications placental abruption (35.14%), acute renal failure (16.22%), eclampsia (5.4%), papilledema (5.41%), PRES DIC mortality (8.11%) while birth weight (48.64%) respiratory distress meconium aspiration (18.9%), IUD (10.81%), NICU admission (37.84%), NND (10.81%) neonatal complications. Conclusions: associated significant morbidity prompt management key for better outcome.