1987
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9378(87)90119-0
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Arterial blood pressure standards during normal pregnancy and their relation with mother-fetus variables

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“…These results also agreed with those from Margulies et al 30 from a prospective study that included follow-up throughout gestation of 249 normal pregnant women (129 nulliparous and 120 multiparous) with a weekly BP control under the same experimental conditions. The results of this trial demonstrated that there was only a low correlation between maternal age and DBP, but no correlation was found with SBP.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…These results also agreed with those from Margulies et al 30 from a prospective study that included follow-up throughout gestation of 249 normal pregnant women (129 nulliparous and 120 multiparous) with a weekly BP control under the same experimental conditions. The results of this trial demonstrated that there was only a low correlation between maternal age and DBP, but no correlation was found with SBP.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…5 The limits represented on Figures 1 to 3 could be somehow compared with reference thresholds for ABPM in pregnancy presented previously. [31][32][33] Ferguson et al, 32 in a study on women sampled by ABPM at 3 different states of gestation, also found BP measurements in pregnancy to be lower than values obtained from nonpregnant women; their limits were also higher at the end on pregnancy compared with those obtained for early stages of gestation on the same women. Brown et al 33 found increasing reference standards with gestational age from data sampled on women studied at Ն1 of 4 stages of gestation; those stages, however, had different length in terms of gestational weeks and were not defined as a function of trimester of gestation.…”
Section: Hermida Et Al Tolerance Limits For Bp In Pregnancy 749mentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The limits represented in FIGURE 4 could be compared with reference thresholds for ABPM in pregnancy presented previously [28,[75][76][77][78]. Ferguson and colleagues sampled women by ABPM at three different states of gestation, and found BP measurements in pregnancy to be lower than values obtained from nonpregnant women; their limits were also higher at the end on pregnancy compared with those obtained for early stages of gestation on the same women [76].…”
Section: Reference Values For Ambulatory Bp In Pregnancymentioning
confidence: 96%