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Findings show higher hypertension and CVD risk in postpartum women after hypertensive pregnancy, indicating need for prevention.
Associations between previous HDP and postpartum echocardiographic findings remained significant after adjustment, but were mostly explained by sex-independent CVD risk factors. Women with previous HDP also displayed more adverse cardiometabolic profiles, including higher hypertension rates. Our findings highlight the need for intensified postpartum CVD prevention in women after HDP. In this cohort, echocardiography provided limited additional information beyond well-known risk factors in the evaluation of CVD risk in asymptomatic women with previous HDP.
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