Can Combined Renal Function Markers & Blood Lipid Levels Predict PE?
Combined increased levels of serum triglycerides, creatinine, and uric acid in late pregnancy may predict preeclampsia, according to a recent study.
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Preeclampsia
Vitamin D Reduces Risk for Preeclampsia & Preterm Labor
Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy significantly reduces risk for preeclampsia and preterm labor, though impact on neonatal outcomes remains unclear.
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PAPP-A Levels Lower in Preeclampsia
Pregnancy-associated plasma protein A was significantly lower in women with preeclampsia, highlighting its potential for early preeclampsia detection.
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Preeclampsia Research Has Improved Over Time, But Gaps Remain
Greater efforts are needed to improve the transparency and usefulness of randomized controlled trials on preeclampsia, according to a recent review.
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Increased Preeclampsia Risk in PCOS Necessitates Heightened Surveillance
Significantly increased preeclampsia risk in PCOS demands earlier and more intensive screening of women with PCOS to identify and manage the condition.
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Preeclampsia’s Impact on Maternal & Neonatal Outcomes
Preeclampsia poses significant maternal and neonatal risks, with long-term complications like chronic diseases in mothers and developmental issues in children.
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Model Predicts Stillbirths Using Preeclampsia Screening Data
A new study showed that a first-trimester screening model combining maternal, biophysical, and biochemical markers effectively predicted stillbirths.
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Risk Factors Identified for Preeclampsia Refractory to Aspirin
Second-trimester UtA-PI or the ratio of second-to-first-trimester UtA-PI may help women at high risk for preeclampsia who don’t respond to aspirin prophylaxis.
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