[Sub-capsular renal hematoma during severe preeclampsia: clinical case and review of the literature].

Renal haematoma during severe preeclampsia is a rare uneventful event. It is usually associated with other organ injury such as cerebral or liver haematoma. Imaging (ultrasound or tomodensitometry examination) plays an important role in detecting this complication and following its evolution. In the current case report, we describe an isolated renal haematoma during a severe preeclampsia complicated by a HELLP syndrome. This patient was managed with a conservative treatment (control of arterial pressure and induction of delivery) and an imaging follow-up.