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    The document outlines the pathophysiology of preeclampsia. It shows how an initial increase in cardiac output and damage to artery endothelial lining can lead to vasospasm and vasoconstriction. This decreases organ perfusion and increases blood pressure. Specific organ effects mentioned include decreased kidney function, brain alterations, placental problems, pancreatic and eye issues.

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    The document outlines the pathophysiology of preeclampsia. It shows how an initial increase in cardiac output and damage to artery endothelial lining can lead to vasospasm and vasoconstriction. This decreases organ perfusion and increases blood pressure. Specific organ effects mentioned include decreased kidney function, brain alterations, placental problems, pancreatic and eye issues.

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    The document outlines the pathophysiology of preeclampsia. It shows how an initial increase in cardiac output and damage to artery endothelial lining can lead to vasospasm and vasoconstriction. This decreases organ perfusion and increases blood pressure. Specific organ effects mentioned include decreased kidney function, brain alterations, placental problems, pancreatic and eye issues.

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    The document outlines the pathophysiology of preeclampsia. It shows how an initial increase in cardiac output and damage to artery endothelial lining can lead to vasospasm and vasoconstriction. This decreases organ perfusion and increases blood pressure. Specific organ effects mentioned include decreased kidney function, brain alterations, placental problems, pancreatic and eye issues.

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