Arterial hypertensia and pregnancy, influence on outcomes of sorts

E A Misheneva; A P Karpenko; E L Ilyinych; A. Gatin

doi:10.17816/maj91106-111

March 15, 2009Medical academic journal

Arterial hypertensia and pregnancy, influence on outcomes of sorts

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Arterial hypertension increases risks of complications during pregnancy, impacting overall outcomes.
Among the 223 women studied, notable outcomes included premature birth and perinatal destruction.
Evaluated using clinical data from a cardiological clinic at various stages of pregnancy.
Findings highlight the need for careful monitoring of pregnant women with arterial hypertension.

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Analysis of pregnancy outcomes related to arterial hypertension in 223 women, indicating significant risks.

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The arterial hypertension of pregnant women takes a special place among pressing questions modern medicine. We analyse outcomes pregnancy 223 women with an arterial hypertensia and the hypertensive illness, passing inspection in a cardiological clinic in various terms of pregnancy. Following outcomes were analyzed: perinatal destruction of a fruit, gestosis, a delay of pre-natal development, premature birth, a fruit pathology.

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