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Table 1 Obstetric and medical condition of patients at the time of admission

From: Preeclampsia management modalities and perinatal death: a retrospective study in Woldia general hospital

Obstetric and medical condition at Admission

mean (SD)

Gestational age during admission (in weeks days) (n = 239)

37+ 6 (±2+ 5)

Diastolic blood pressure at admission (mmHg)

105.87 (±10.58)

Obstetric and medical condition at Admission

n (%)

Gravidity

 Primigravida

138 (57.3%)

 multigravida

103 (42.7%)

Antenatal follow-up for current pregnancy

 Yes

168 (69.7%)

 No

73(30.3%)

Comorbiditiesa(n = 98)

 Yes

57 (58.2%)

 No

41 (41.8%)

Dipstick proteinuria (n = 223)

 Mild proteinuria

148 (66.4%)

 Marked proteinuria

75 (33.6%)

Degree/type of preeclampsia diagnosed

 Mild preeclampsia

99 (41.1%)

 Severe preeclampsia

139 (57.7%)

 Preeclampsia superimposed on chronic hypertension

3 (1.2%)

Sign and symptom of end organ involvement

 Headache (n = 228)

  Yes

111 (48.7%)

  No

117 (51.3%)

 Visual problem (n = 229)

  Yes

30 (13.1%)

  No

199 (86.9%)

 Epigastric pain (n = 213)

 

  Yes

18 (8.5%)

  No

195 (91.5%)

 Abruptio placenta (n = 117)

  Yes

 

  No

117 (100%)

 Thrombocytopenia (n = 58)

  Yes

3 (5.2%)

  No

55 (94.8%)

 Elevated liver enzymes (n = 52)

  Yes

 

  No

52 (100%)

  1. aassessed only for HIV, diabetes, chronic hypertension and anemia