Comparison of patients presenting with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy antenatally versus de-novo postpartum hypertension

More than 50 % of patients representing are de novo HDP. It does not appear pre-eclampsia is unrecognised antenatally in the de novo group. Our study does not highlight key factors that aid the recognition of those at risk of developing postpartum hypertension separate to the risk factors that are associated with HDP generally.

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Pregnancy Hypertension
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2025-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.preghy.2025.101213
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Pregnancy and preeclampsia studies
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Comparison of patients presenting with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy antenatally versus de-novo postpartum hypertension

Nadia Olivier, Grace Yuan, Helen McDougall, David Langsford
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Pregnancy and preeclampsia studies
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Comparison of patients presenting with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy antenatally versus de-novo postpartum hypertension

Nadia Olivier, Grace Yuan, Helen McDougall, David Langsford
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Abstract

More than 50 % of patients representing are de novo HDP. It does not appear pre-eclampsia is unrecognised antenatally in the de novo group. Our study does not highlight key factors that aid the recognition of those at risk of developing postpartum hypertension separate to the risk factors that are associated with HDP generally.

Pregnancy HypertensionVol. 40
Northern Health (AU), NHS Grampian (GB)
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Pregnancy and preeclampsia studies
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