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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 6A Prenatale zorg 58<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />

type<br />

after 20th week K5 (n = 117)<br />

women were found to have severe Blinded endpoint analysis, but<br />

of pregnancy in<br />

Requirements for diastolic hypertension with K4: 34 patients, doctors and midwives<br />

Australia<br />

antihypertensive (33%) vs. 20 (17%), p = 0.006) were aware of RCT random<br />

treatment<br />

No significant difference in number<br />

allocation<br />

of episodes of severe<br />

Severe hypertension defined as<br />

hypertension, however more systolic greater than or equal<br />

women were found to have severe to 170mm Hg, diastolic greater<br />

diastolic hypertension with K4: 34<br />

(33%) vs. 20 (17%), p = 0.006)<br />

than or equal to 110mm Hg<br />

2. Weight and BMI<br />

Laboratory data<br />

(including serum<br />

creatinine, uric acid,<br />

aspartate<br />

aminotransferase,<br />

platelet count and<br />

haemoglobin)<br />

Birth weight<br />

Fetal growth<br />

restriction<br />

Perinatal mortality<br />

Eclampsia<br />

Maternal death<br />

No significant difference in<br />

proportion of women who needed<br />

antihypertensive treatment or in<br />

laboratory data<br />

No significant difference in birth<br />

weight, fetal growth restriction,<br />

prolonged pregnancy, or perinatal<br />

mortality<br />

No cases of eclampsia or maternal<br />

death<br />

Wat are the risks associated with a high prepregnancy BMI/ weight?<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />

Duckitt,<br />

2003<br />

4 [512] Pregnant<br />

women<br />

Systematic review of studies<br />

on risk factors for pre-eclampsia<br />

to July 2002<br />

Parity<br />

Age<br />

Nulliparity OR 2.71, 95% CI<br />

1.16 to 6.34 (14 studies)<br />

type<br />

CH &<br />

CCS<br />

EL<br />

EL<br />

2b<br />

& 3

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