Introduction: Desun Hospital, a leading healthcare institution, recently addressed a critical case of Preeclampsia, highlighting the urgent need for increased awareness and early identification of this serious blood pressure condition during pregnancy.
The Case: Ms. Sujata Ghosh, a 28-year-old resident of Behala, was admitted to Desun Hospital exhibiting symptoms indicative of Preeclampsia, including shortness of breath, high blood pressure, and disorientation.
Emergency Response: Prompt transfer to the operating theatre was initiated due to acute pulmonary edema, a dangerous complication associated with preeclampsia.
Medical Team Efforts: Under the expert care of Dr. Ayan Mukhopadhyay, Gynaecologist, alongside Dr. Mohit Kharbanda, Critical Care Specialist, Ms. Ghosh underwent an emergency cesarean delivery to ensure the safety of both mother and child.
Critical Care: Ms. Ghosh’s condition continued to deteriorate, necessitating ventilation support and subsequent transfer to the intensive care unit (ICU). Despite a cardiac arrest, the medical team successfully resuscitated her after approximately ten minutes without a heartbeat.
Recovery: With ongoing medical support, Ms. Ghosh gradually regained stability and was discharged home in a completely functional condition with her baby.
Expert Commentary: Dr. Mohit Kharbanda emphasizes the importance of early recognition of preeclampsia, underscoring its potential deadly consequences if left untreated.
Awareness and Prevention: Preeclampsia, characterized by swelling of legs, elevated blood pressure, and protein loss in urine during pregnancy, poses significant risks to maternal and fetal health if left untreated. The successful treatment of Ms. Sujata Ghosh’s case underscores the critical need for prompt intervention and specialized care in managing this condition.
Conclusion: Desun Hospital remains committed to raising awareness about preeclampsia and providing comprehensive care to expectant mothers, ensuring the best possible outcomes for both mother and baby.
