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Table 1 Comparison of maternal characteristics across the three groups based on ISSHP categories

From: Fetal growth restriction as the initial finding of preeclampsia is a clinical predictor of maternal and neonatal prognoses: a single-center retrospective study

 

Classification 1

(n = 42)

Classification 2

(n = 28)

Classification 3

(n = 34)

P value

Maternal age (years)

33.8

±

4.9

33.9

±

5.4

35.0

±

6.2

n.s.

Pre-pregnancy BMI

23.4

±

4.4

23.0

±

3.6

22.1

±

3.1

n.s.

Obesity (BMI > 25 kg/m2)

13 (31.0%)

7 (25.0%)

6 (17.6%)

n.s.

Primiparity

32 (76.2%)

16 (57.1%)

23 (67.6%)

n.s.

Indication of delivery

Maternal factors

33 (78.6%)

21 (75.0%)

22 (64.7%)

n.s.

Fetal factors

9 (21.4%)

7 (25.0%)

12 (35.3%)

Gestational age at the PE diagnosis (weeks)

35.5

±

3.0

35.2

±

3.6

31.6

±

4.6

<  0.0001

  1. Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; PE, preeclampsia; n.s., not significant; SD, standard deviation; ISSHP, International Society for the Study of Hypertension in Pregnancy
  2. Data are presented as mean ± SD or n (%)
  3. P-values < 0.05 were considered as statistically significant