Impaired Hearing and Elevated Systolic Blood Pressure: Clinical Markers for Silent Cerebral Infarcts Following Eclampsia

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This study highlights: 1) The presence of silent cerebral infarcts in one-third of women with eclampsia detected via MRI; 2) Higher systolic blood pressure prior to eclampsia episodes as a strong clinical predictor; 3) Impaired hearing before seizures strongly associated with cerebral infarcts; 4) Potential clinical utility of these markers to guide neuroimaging and neurological follow-up.

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