Key result
Pregnant women with retrochorial hematoma had significantly higher levels of soluble fibrin monomer complex and D-dimer compared to those with normal pregnancies (p<0.001).
Why the study?
Are hemostatic parameters (SFMC and D-dimer) elevated in pregnant women with retrochorial hematoma compared to normal pregnancy?
Case-Control (n=153)
Are hemostatic parameters (SFMC and D-dimer) elevated in pregnant women with retrochorial hematoma compared to normal pregnancy?
p-value: p=<0.001
Elevated SFMC and D-dimer levels may serve as predictors and aid in the preclinical diagnosis of retrochorial hematoma in first-trimester pregnant women.
May support preclinical diagnosis of retrochorial hematoma; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before clinical use.
The aim of this study is assessment of hemostatic parameters in pregnant women with retrochorial hematoma (RCH). Materials and Methods. The study involved 153 pregnant women during the first trimester. The first group comprised 90 patients with RCH, and the second group is the control group, comprised 63 pregnant women with normal pregnancy. Results. The research results show, that soluble fibrin monomer complex (SFMS) and D-dimer indicators of pregnant women with RCH were higer in comparison with data of the second group (p<0,001). Conclusion. Higher values of SFMC and D-dimer tend to be high probability predictors of retrochorial hematoma and have a great meaning for preclinical diagnosis of retrochorial hematoma.
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Bushtyreva et al. (2016) conducted a case-control in Retrochorial hematoma in pregnancy (n=153). Retrochorial hematoma vs. Normal pregnancy was evaluated on Hemostatic parameters (soluble fibrin monomer complex and D-dimer) (p=<0.001). Pregnant women with retrochorial hematoma had significantly higher levels of soluble fibrin monomer complex and D-dimer compared to those with normal pregnancies (p<0.001).
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