Key result
Assessing maternal hemodynamics, including ophthalmic artery Doppler and brain natriuretic peptide levels, represents a potential early prognostic marker for the development of preeclampsia.
Why the study?
Early prediction of preeclampsia is crucial to improve maternal and fetal outcomes, but no single test currently meets the criteria to serve as an optimal biomarker.
Does the assessment of maternal hemodynamics predict preeclampsia in pregnant women?
Does the assessment of maternal hemodynamics predict preeclampsia in pregnant women?
Maternal hemodynamic parameters, such as ophthalmic artery Doppler and BNP, show promise as early diagnostic and prognostic markers for preeclampsia in clinical practice.
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No optimal PE biomarker yet despite angiogenic progress; leaves open maternal hemodynamics integration for refined early prediction.
Prediction of a risk group and early diagnostics of preeclampsia (PE) are crucial for a comprehensive follow-up of women to improve maternal and fetal outcomes. This review presents current data regarding PE prognosis. We have substantially progressed in understanding PE pathogenesis and in the field of angiogenic markers, but not a single test meets the criteria to serve as an optimal biomarker. It has been increasingly emphasized that the role of maternal hemodynamics may be important in predicting PE risk. The cerebral and ophthalmic arteries, blood volume, potential echocardiographic markers to predict PE as well as a marker of heart failure, brain natriuretic peptide (BNP), are actively investigated. The analysis summarizes the data on contemporary markers for PE prognosis by focusing on impaired pregnancy-related maternal cardiovascular adaptation. Assessing hemodynamics represents a potential prognostic marker for impaired maternal cardiovascular adaptation.
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Тимохина et al. (2023) conducted a review in Preeclampsia. Maternal hemodynamic assessment was evaluated. Assessing maternal hemodynamics, including ophthalmic artery Doppler and brain natriuretic peptide levels, represents a potential early prognostic marker for the development of preeclampsia.
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