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Derar I I Ismerat1,2, Barah K S Alsalameh1, Raneen T M Farash3

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Journal of Surgical Case Reports
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HELLP syndrome, a serious condition causing hemolysis, low platelets, and high liver enzymes, can lead to severe complications. This case highlights hepatic infarction as a rare but critical manifestation requiring prompt management.

Keywords:
HELLP syndromehepatic infractionhypertensionpreeclampsiapregnancy

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