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For pregnant women with non-severe non-proteinuric maternal hypertension at 14-33 weeks, will *less tight* control (target dBP of 100mmHg) vs. *tight* control (target dBP of 85mmHg) increase or decrease the likelihood of pregnancy loss or neonatal…
The present study has 2 primary objectives: 1: The first aim of the present study is to explore early detection possibilities using plasma hemopexin activity and plasma ATP levels in cohorts of pregnant women in a time course manner (experiment 1).…
The primary objective of this pilot study is to assess the prevalence of visual field defects in formerly eclamptic women. The secondary objective is to compare the vision-related quality of life between formerly eclamptic and normotensive parous…
To evaluate whether cognitive function of formerly preeclamptics is diminished and correlated with dynamic cerebrovascular control properties using non-invasive measuring techniques (dynamic cerebral autoregulation, neurovascular coupling). Question…
The primary objective of our study is get more insight in the role of the RAS in preeclampsia. For this purpose concentrations of RAS components in the maternal circulation and amniotic fluid and the expression of RAS genes in the maternal and…
What is the prevalence of ASB and incidence of UTIs during pregnancy in women with DM or GDM compared to pregnant women without diabetes? In addition, risk factors for ASB and UTIs, as well as consequences of ASB and UTIs will be investigated. These…