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Maternal and Perinatal Outcome of Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy: A Prospective Study, Al-Hasaa, KSA.

“…18 Almost 28.3% of our live births were premature. Consistent (31.4%) 12 , and higher (52%) 20 figures were also observed. Contradicting Kheir et al 20 , prematurity was not associated with gestational hypertension in our study but with all other types of HDP (tables 2,3).…”

“…Consistent (31.4%) 12 , and higher (52%) 20 figures were also observed. Contradicting Kheir et al 20 , prematurity was not associated with gestational hypertension in our study but with all other types of HDP (tables 2,3). In agreement with previous studies 12,13,16 , preterm delivery in this report was a main predictor for perinatal complications.…”

“…9,10 Zero maternal mortality was also observed in Saudi and non-Saudi studies. 10,12,13,20 On the other hand, various reports recorded higher figures of complications. [12][13][14]16,17,19 and variable rates of mortality (0.1% to 2.8%).…”

“…14,19 An extremely high rate of CS (98.5%) was seen among hypertensive mothers whose neonates were admitted to NICU. 20 The great variations in the rate of CS may be attributed to the nature of the cases, differences in evaluation technology or differences in considering HDP an indication for CS. 14,20 In harmony with prior reports 9,12,14,16,17 , our increased risk of CS was mainly encountered in PE /eclampsia.…”

“…20 The great variations in the rate of CS may be attributed to the nature of the cases, differences in evaluation technology or differences in considering HDP an indication for CS. 14,20 In harmony with prior reports 9,12,14,16,17 , our increased risk of CS was mainly encountered in PE /eclampsia. Efficient therapeutic measures for HDP are lacking and treatment is largely symptomatic with close observation of mother and fetus for optimal timing of delivery to improve outcome.…”