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PREGNANCY HYPERLIPIDEMIA AND PRELIPEMIA Montes et al. 411<br />

Table 3. LIpoprote<strong>in</strong> Lipid <strong>and</strong> Apoproteln Ratios In 23 Women <strong>in</strong> Late Pregnancy <strong>and</strong> Postpartum <strong>and</strong> In 23<br />

Age- <strong>and</strong> Body-Mass-Matched Nonpregnant Controls<br />

VLDL<br />

TG/chol<br />

TG/apo B<br />

Chol/apo B<br />

LDL<br />

TG/chol<br />

TG/apo B<br />

Chol/apo B<br />

HDL<br />

TG/chol<br />

TG/apo A-1<br />

Chol/apo A-1<br />

Pregnant<br />

Weeks 34-38<br />

Mean±SD Median Mean<br />

5.10±1.10 5.00*<br />

7.79 ±5.07 5.21<br />

1.57 ±0.98 0.99<br />

0.46±0.10<br />

0.91 ±0.30<br />

2.02 + 0.65<br />

0.44*<br />

0.87*<br />

1.93<br />

0.46 ±0.15 0.50*<br />

0.18±0.05 0.16*<br />

0.39 ±0.07 0.40*<br />

Week 6 Week 20<br />

±SD<br />

4.88 ±2.40 4.00*<br />

9.30±9.08 7.00<br />

2.31+3.07 1.60<br />

0.23 ±0.08<br />

0.26 + 0.08<br />

1.21 ±0.25<br />

0.14±0.06<br />

0.07 ±0.03<br />

0.51 ±0.11<br />

Postpartum<br />

Median Mean±sD<br />

0.22*t<br />

0.25f<br />

1.14*t<br />

0.13*t<br />

0.07t<br />

0.48*t<br />

'Significantly different from controls at p s 0.05.<br />

tSignificantly different from antepartum at p == 0.05.<br />

^Significantly different from 6 weeks postpartum at p ^ 0.05.<br />

80-<br />

60-<br />

I6O-<br />

80-<br />

mg/dl<br />

240-<br />

I6O<br />

80-<br />

O- 1<br />

Glucose<br />

Triglycerkje<br />

Cholesterol<br />

8 16 24<br />

Pregnancy<br />

6.14±3.76<br />

7.56 ±4.01<br />

1.50 ±1.02<br />

0.20 ±0.07<br />

0.26 ±0.08<br />

1.38 ±0.29<br />

0.15 ±0.08<br />

0.07 + 0.03<br />

0.42 ±0.08<br />

32 40<br />

Weeks<br />

Median<br />

5.67*<br />

6.18<br />

1.15<br />

0.20*t<br />

0.25f<br />

1.43*t<br />

0.16*t<br />

0.07*t<br />

-VLDL<br />

Nonpregnant controls<br />

Mean±sD<br />

3.69 ±3.48<br />

10.88± 14.86<br />

3.06 ±3.32<br />

0.14 + 0.08<br />

0.23±0.17<br />

1.72 ±0.28<br />

0.21 ±0.09<br />

0.09 ±0.04<br />

0.44 + 0.06<br />

LDL<br />

6 20<br />

Posfpartum<br />

Figure 2. Plasma glucose, triglyceride, <strong>and</strong> cholesterol <strong>and</strong> lipoprote<strong>in</strong> cholesterol<br />

concentrations <strong>in</strong> subject EW before, dur<strong>in</strong>g, <strong>and</strong> after pregnancy. Glucose decl<strong>in</strong>ed<br />

while all lipids <strong>in</strong>creased throughout pregnancy. Postpartum, triglyceride <strong>and</strong> VLDL<br />

cholesterol fell to slightly below prepregnancy levels by 6 weeks of gestation <strong>and</strong> HDL<br />

cholesterol fell to normal by 20 weeks. LDL cholesterol decl<strong>in</strong>ed more slowly <strong>and</strong><br />

rema<strong>in</strong>ed above prepregnancy levels at 20 weeks postpartum.<br />

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Median<br />

2.99<br />

4.11<br />

1.50<br />

0.12<br />

0.22<br />

1.74<br />

0.20<br />

0.09<br />

0.44

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