Risk factors for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy in Southern Brazil

Dalmaz, Caroline Abrão; Santos, Kátia Gonçalves dos; Botton, Mariana Rodrigues; Roisenberg, Israel

doi:10.1590/s0104-42302011000600018

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“…There was no significant association between the study outcome and the skin color / race, diverging from other studies 16,25,27,28 which observed statistical significance among black women. For the use of tobacco during gestation, the results of the present study ratify researches carried out at the national level, in Maternities of the States of the Northeast, 19 Southeast 23 and Southern Regions of Brazil, 23 as well as with research data from other countries with women of Nordic countries 26 (Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland), since no significant associations were found.…”

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“…It was verified that the women who had some disease before the pregnancy presented a 21 times higher chance to develop some type of SGHS when compared to those that did not present previous disease. These findings agree with a study conducted in the Southern Region of Brazil by Dalmáz et al, 25 who found, in the multivariate analysis, an association between SGHS and chronic hypertension and non-gestational diabetes, showing that chronic hypertension and non-gestational diabetes, increases in seven times and in three times, respectively, the chance to develop (OR = 7.05, CI95%= 1.99 -24.93, OR = 3.87, CI95%= 1. 22 -12.27).…”

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“…1,3,25 In the multivariate analyzes of the present study, adolescents and young adults with inadequate schooling presented a higher chance of SGHS (OR=1.86), a finding that ratified low schooling as an explanation factor for this pathology, probably due to the lower understanding of pregnant women about the importance and necessity of professional significant results (Table 2).…”

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“…Por sua vez, a ocorrência da HG mostrou associação a partir do 2º trimestre com elevação dos níveis pressóricos conforme observado em outros estudos (5,8) . Os riscos advindos do aumento pressórico configuram-se em distúrbios de origem circulatória, além de fator de risco para sobrevida neonatal (16) .…”

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“…As características definidoras são um conjunto de evidências que se agrupam como manifestação dos sinais e sintomas que asseguram a presença de um determinado diagnóstico, enquanto que os fatores relacionados, são aqueles que se constituem como a etiologia desse diagnóstico, ou seja, determinam as causas da origem de um determinado fenômeno (8) .…”

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Características Definidoras E Fatores Associados À Ocorrência Das Síndromes Hipertensivas Gestacionais*

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et al. 2018

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RESUMO: Objetivo: identificar as características definidoras e os fatores relacionados em Síndromes Hipertensivas Gestacionais. Método: estudo longitudinal, retrospectivo, realizado no centro de saúde de pré-natal de alto risco, num município do oeste catarinense em 2016. Como critérios de inclusão adotou-se: gestação única, que não tenha resultado em aborto ou óbito fetal, a data da última menstruação entre janeiro a dezembro de 2015, e a presença de diagnóstico da síndrome. Para a análise dos dados foi utilizado o software SPSS, versão 20.0. Resultados: foram analisados 90 prontuários, sendo reveladas as características definidoras dos diagnósticos pela elevação da pressão arterial e a presença de proteinúria. Os fatores relacionados foram: idade materna, ganho de peso, índice de massa corporal, antecedentes de doenças hipertensivas, número de consultas pré-natal e o uso de medicação anti-hipertensiva. Conclusão: identificou quais características predizem com maior exatidão a ocorrência do diagnóstico investigado, e a redução das formas graves da doença. DESCRITORES: Saúde da mulher; Hipertensão induzida pela gravidez; Perfil de saúde; Cuidado pré-natal. DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS AND FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE OCCURRENCE OF GESTATIONAL HYPERTENSIVE SYNDROMESABSTRACT: Objective: to identify the defining characteristics and related factors of Gestational Hypertensive Syndromes. Method: longitudinal retrospective study performed at a high-risk prenatal health center in a city in the west of Santa Catarina in 2016. The inclusion criteria were singleton pregnancy that did not result in miscarriage of intrauterine fetal death, date of last menstrual period between January and December 2015 and diagnosis of Gestational Hypertensive Syndrome. SPSS software, version 20.0 was used in data analysis. Results: 90 medical records were analyzed, and the defining characteristics of the diagnoses were revealed by high blood pressure and the presence of proteinuria. The related factors were maternal age, weight gain, body mass index, history of hypertensive diseases, number of prenatal consultations and use of antihypertensive medication. Conclusion: the characteristics that more accurately predict the occurrence of the diagnosis investigated and the reduction of the severe forms of the disease were identified. KEYWORDS: Women's health; Pregnancy-induced hypertension; Health profile; Prenatal care. CARACTERÍSTICAS DEFINIDORAS Y FACTORES ASOCIADOS A LA OCURRENCIA DE LOS SÍNDROMES HIPERTENSIVOS GESTACIONALESRESUMEN: Objetivo: identificar las características definidoras y los factores relacionados en Síndromes Hipertensivos Gestacionales. Método: estudio longitudinal, retrospectivo, realizado en el centro de salud de prenatal de alto riesgo, en un municipio del oeste de Santa Catarina en 2016. Como criterios de inclusión se adoptaron: gestación única que no tenga resultado en aborto u óbito fetal, la fecha de la última menstruación entre enero y diciembre de 2015, y la presencia de diagnóstico del síndrome. Para el análisis de los...

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Leisure Time Physical Activity and the Risk of Pre-eclampsia: A Systematic Review

Wolf

Owe

Juhl

et al. 2013

Matern Child Health J

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Today, pre-eclampsia (PE) is one of the leading causes of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality. It has been proposed that leisure time physical activity (LTPA) is associated with a decreased risk of PE. The objective of this study was to perform a systematic literature review examining the association between LTPA before and/or during pregnancy and the risk of PE. A systematic search of the EMBASE and PUBMED databases from inception to November 17, 2011 was conducted by two independent reviewers. Only studies describing the association between the intensity or amount of LTPA before and/or during pregnancy and the risk of PE were included. A narrative synthesis of the results was undertaken following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses guidelines. A quality assessment was performed using the Newcastle Ottawa Scale. Eleven studies were included. None of the studies found light- or moderate-intensity LTPA to be associated with PE. Three studies reported that vigorous-intensity LTPA before and/or during pregnancy may reduce the risk of PE. One study reported a reduced risk among women who participated in LTPA at least 25 times per month or more than 4 h per week. However, one study found an elevated risk of severe PE with high amounts of LTPA, defined as 4.5 h per week or more. Results are mixed, but high intensity LTPA before and/or during pregnancy or more than 4 h per week of LTPA may reduce the risk of PE. However, an urgent need remains for high-quality studies including different ethnicities to further explore this relationship.

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Risk factors for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy in Southern Brazil

Abstract: The risk factors associated with hypertensive disorders in pregnancy appear to be similar to those reported in other countries. The knowledge of the risk factors could be helpful in a prenatal care.

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Factors associated with Specific Hypertensive Gestation Syndrome (SHGS) in postpartum adolescent and young adult mothers in the Northeast of Brazil: a multiple analysis of hierarchical models

Factors associated with Specific Hypertensive Gestation Syndrome (SHGS) in postpartum adolescent and young adult mothers in the Northeast of Brazil: a multiple analysis of hierarchical models

Características Definidoras E Fatores Associados À Ocorrência Das Síndromes Hipertensivas Gestacionais*

Leisure Time Physical Activity and the Risk of Pre-eclampsia: A Systematic Review

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