1. Plural of eclampsia; a serious medical condition occurring during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth, characterized by seizures, high blood pressure, and protein in the urine.
Usage: Medical term; Typically used in clinical or healthcare contexts

Examples

• The hospital's obstetric unit has protocols for managing eclampsias in pregnant patients.
• Eclampsias remain a leading cause of maternal mortality in developing countries.
• Doctors monitor blood pressure closely to prevent eclampsias during high-risk pregnancies.
• Treatment of eclampsias requires immediate medical intervention to protect both mother and baby.
• Research continues to improve outcomes for women who experience eclampsias.