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Do high-risk pregnancies with different subtypes of pre-eclampsia exhibit distinct longitudinal maternal hemodynamics compared to low-risk pregnancies?
Do high-risk pregnancies with different subtypes of pre-eclampsia exhibit distinct longitudinal maternal hemodynamics compared to low-risk pregnancies?
High-risk pregnancies show distinct cardiac maladaptation profiles across gestation, offering insights into pre-eclampsia pathophysiology and potential risk stratification.
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May enable risk stratification in high-risk pregnancies; extends pre-eclampsia pathophysiology insights but should not yet change practice.
Compared with low-risk women who do not develop PE, high-risk women with or without preterm or term PE exhibit distinct cardiac maladaptation profiles from early to late gestation. These findings offer insight into the different pathophysiological mechanisms underlying PE subtypes and should inform risk stratification.
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Lin et al. (2026) studied this question.
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