Introduction: Hypertensive disorder of pregnancy complicates around 5-10% all pregnancies. Hyperuricemia is one the common findings in pre-eclampsia. The uric acid level pre-eclamptic women increased before onset hypertension and proteinuria. increase serum associated with an risk adverse fetal outcomes like IUGR, prematurity, IUFD severity maternal hypertensive disorders pre-eclampsia, severe ...

Abstract Background Chronic kidney disease (CKD) manifested as reduced GFR and/or albuminuria, has been known to accelerate arterial stiffness and early vascular aging (EVA). Diabetes, hypertension, glomerular disorders are the leading causes of CKD renal failure. The question which etiology contributes more this phenomenon-hypertensive diabetic or secondary immune-mediated glomerulonephritis—r...

Hypertensive disorder in pregnancy is a major source of morbidity and mortality worldwide. This disease unique to typically characterized by blood pressure ≥140/90 mm Hg after 20 weeks associated with proteinuria 300 mg/24 hours or 1+ dipstick. If left untreated the often leads serious maternal perinatal complications. Here there case report women undiagnosed hypertension during which complicat...

objective mercury poisoning is one of the important recent causes of mortality and mortality in children worldwide, particularly in industrial environments; mercury is a poisonous metal, especially harmful to the nervous and immune systems and the kidneys and can even be fatal. elemental mercury is present in thermometers, barometer batteries, sphygmomanometers and latex paints. inorganic mercu...

Hypertension developing during pregnancy may be caused by a variety of different pathophysiological mechanisms. The occurrence of proteinuric hypertension during the second half of pregnancy identifies a group of women whose hypertensive disorder is most likely to be caused by the pregnancy itself and for whom the risk of complications, including maternal mortality, is highest. Physicians ident...

HYPERTENSION is a disorder affecting the normal regulation of blood pressure, and under the stress of exercise there is a greater rise in arterial pressure in hypertensive than in normal subjects.' 3 In this study, the extent of this rise in a large number of hypertensive patients has been investigated to determine whether this response is sufficiently characteristic for this condition to be us...

A quantitative study of arteriolar structure has been undertaken in 23 individuals with chronic hypertension and 18 normotensive controls. In the hypertensive individuals, some arterioles were found to have an increased, and others a subnormal, mass of medial smooth muscle. Both abnormalities often bear a definite relation to arteriolar sclerotic lesions, those arterioles proximal to sclerotic ...

pheochromocytoma is a rare disease. a retrospective study of the signs and clinical course of this disorder was performed by evaluating medical records. our fidings indicate that the prevalence of pheochromocytoma was equal in men and women, and most patients (56%) were in their second and third decades of life. in 10% of the cases, the disease was bilateral, and in 13% it was outside the adren...

OBJECTIVE The present study aimed at assessing the association between environmental temperature and the relative humidity of the air with frequency of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy. METHODS A prospective and retrospective, descriptive, ecological study was held at a teaching maternity in Recife, Brazil. Data from all 26.125 pregnant women admitted between 2000 and 2006 were analysed an...

BACKGROUND Noninvasive cost-effective screening of hypertensive patients for renovascular hypertension is a desirable approach to a rare disorder. Currently many patients are screened with angiography, which is both invasive and expensive. METHODS A MEDLINE search from 1985 through July 1994 using the key words "renovascular hypertension," "noninvasive," "screening" generated 16 references. W...