Anesthetic Management in A Thrombocytopenic Patient with Multiple Pregnancy

Thrombocytopenia is seen by 6-10% during pregnancy, with vast majority being mild dilutional thrombocytopenia occurring due to gestational physiology, and 2% of thrombocytopenia are seen in preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome. Herein, we aimed to emphasized that early diagnosis is important and anesthetic approach is guiding in prevention of the possible complications in the mother and infant, in a case with normal follow-up in which we observed that isolated mild thrombocytopenia was the early and unique symptom of HELLP syndrome in multiple pregnancy.