Traditional antenatal care schedules have a low yield for detecting new cases of proteinuric hypertension per visit, suggesting resources might be better focused on higher-risk women.
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Should not yet alter routine antenatal schedules; leaves open whether risk-stratified detection improves proteinuric hypertension outcomes.
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