Plasma lipid concentrations in early pregnancy and risk of preeclampsia

Enquobahrie, Andinet; Williams, Michelle A.; Butler, Carole L.; Frederick, Ihunnaya O.; Luthy, David A.

doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2003.10.154

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“…Danial Enquabahrie et al according to them if levels of total cholesterol >205 mg/dl then 3.60 fold increases risk of developing pre eclampsia. 8 In our study mean levels of Triglyceride was 153.95±23.52 mg/dl in control group and 205.25±42.48 mg/dl in study group. There were statistically significant difference between the groups (F=78.138, p=0.001).…”

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“…Danial Enquabahrie et al according to them 4.15 fold increase risk of development of pre eclampsia if triglyceride levels was >133 mg/dl. 8 As compared to control group the mean HDL levels in study group were found to be slightly higher ,however the difference between two group was not to be significant statistically (p=0.426). Mean value in Control group was 38±11.42mg/dl.…”

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“…6 Takahashi WH et al studied the assessment of serum lipid in pregnant women aged over 35 years and their relation with pre eclampsia. 7 Danial Enquabahrie et al 8 also described that plasma lipid concentration in early pregnancy and its relation with development of pre eclampsia. The observation of various studies have shown that maternal dyslipidaemia in early second trimester pregnancy associated with increased risk for development of pre eclampsia.…”

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Assessment of serum lipid profile in early pregnancy and its relation with pre eclampsia: a prospective study

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Assessment of serum lipid profile in early pregnancy and its relation with pre eclampsia: a prospective study

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Maharshi

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Use of Lipid Profile as Marker of Severity in Pre-Eclampsia

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2019

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Background Pre-eclampsia is the major cause of maternal morbidity and mortality, preterm birth, perinatal death, and intrauterine growth restriction. The incidence of pre-eclampsia globally varies widely from 5-15 percentages. Studies result’s find correlation of essential hypertension with alteration of serum cholesterol, triglycerides and HDL-C, various studies claim that abnormal lipid synthesis leading to increase of thromboxane level and the decrease of prostaglandin levels. Objectives To assess changes in lipid profile in pre-eclampsia and if these changes can be used as a marker of severity of the condition. Patients and Methods Case-control Study at Sulaimani Maternity Teaching Hospital from 01. Feb. 2017 to 01. Aug. 2017, it includes 100 pregnant women divided into three groups. Control group who remained normotensive during study period and case group who subdivided to two group including those cases who developed mild and sever pre-eclampsia during study period. Results There was significant rise in the serum TC, TG, LDL and VLDL and decrease in HDL in pre-eclamptic groups compared to normal healthy pregnant women. When we compare patient with sever pre-eclampsia with patient with mild pre-eclampsia we found that women with sever pre-eclampsia has significantly higher level of TG (334.9 ± 97.8vs 250.2 ± 31.5) and VLDL (66.4 ± 19.8vs45.4 ± 12.7 only. Conclusion Maternal dyslipidemia early in second trimester may be an indicator for development of future pre-eclampsia.

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Plasma lipid concentrations in early pregnancy and risk of preeclampsia

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Assessment of serum lipid profile in early pregnancy and its relation with pre eclampsia: a prospective study

Assessment of serum lipid profile in early pregnancy and its relation with pre eclampsia: a prospective study

Use of Lipid Profile as Marker of Severity in Pre-Eclampsia

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