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In 2009, I was suffering from preeclampsia. I was under the care of another doctor at the practice, but when I started showing signs of HELLP syndrome, they rushed me into an emergency c-section ( I has been admitted to the hospital the week before, and knew I'd be there until delivery). When they started the c-section they realized I had a full placental abruption. I hemorrhaged. Pair that with the fact that my blood wasn't clotting due to HELLP and we had a real nightmare. He brought my preemie into the world and put me under to heal. He later told me that me placenta fell apart in his hands like wet tissue paper. Thank GOD neither me or my child have lasting issues and I fully thank Dr. Abrudescu for that. His urgency and knowledge are what made us a success story. I'm forever grateful to him.
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Dr. Abrudescu's office is located at 1515 Park Center Dr Ste 2A Orlando, FL 32835.
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Dr. Abrudescu has a star rating of 4.4/5 and has been reviewed 20 times.
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Dr. Abrudescu has been practicing as an Obstetrician Gynecologist for 36 years.
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