Vasculitis Gives Higher Risk for Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
"This study should help inform our family planning conversations with our vasculitis patients," Lindsay S. Lally, MD, said.
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"This study should help inform our family planning conversations with our vasculitis patients," Lindsay S. Lally, MD, said.
Self-monitoring blood pressure during the early postpartum period resulted in lower BPs and could prevent later cardiovascular events in women with hypertensive pregnancies, new research suggests.
Pregnant patients with lupus and concomitant APS had an 18-fold higher risk for a cardiovascular event during and up to 6 weeks postpartum than did pregnant individuals without these conditions.
Pregnancy-associated plasma protein A2 and activin A had high positive and negative predictive value for preeclampsia, in contrast with the currently used sFlt-1:PlGF ratio.
Researchers investigated the association between the timing of in-utero exposure to β2-agonists and corticosteroids and offspring neurodevelopmental milestones during the initial three years of life.