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Table 4 Effect of Preeclampsia on Pregnancy Outcomes in Pregnant Women with Chronic Hypertension

From: Analysis of risk factors of preeclampsia in pregnant women with chronic hypertension and its impact on pregnancy outcomes

Index

Non-occurrence group (n = 200)

Occurrence group (n = 300)

t/χ2/Z value

P value

Maternal Complications

    

Postpartum hemorrhage (n, %)

8(4.00)

11(3.67)

0.036

0.849

Placental abruption (n, %)

5(2.50)

13(4.33)

1.162

0.281

HELLP syndrome (n, %)

1(0.50)

22(7.33)

12.769

< 0.001

Fetal Outcomes

    

Gestational age at delivery [weeks, M (Q1, Q3)]

38.10 (36.11, 38.91)

35.61 (32.42, 37.61)

-9.874

< 0.001

Newborn birth weight (g, x ± s)

3200.32 ± 956.81

2513.41 ± 903.82

-7.452

< 0.001

1-min newborn Apgar score (points, x ± s)

9.41 ± 0.54

8.46 ± 0.33

9.417

< 0.001

5-min newborn Apgar score (points, x ± s)

9.67 ± 0.45

9.12 ± 0.24

8.593

< 0.001

Intrauterine Conditions

    

Umbilical artery S/D value [M (Q1, Q3)]

2.21 (1.91, 2.50)

2.61 (2.22, 2.93)

-9.523

< 0.001

Abnormal amniotic fluid volume (n, %)

2(1.00)

15(5.00)

5.846

0.016

Fetal distress (n, %)

4(2.00)

42(14.00)

20.686

< 0.001

Stillbirth (n, %)

3(1.50)

9(3.00)

1.153

0.283

IUGR (n, %)

6(3.00)

20(6.67)

3.273

0.070