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Arterial BP for pre-eclampsia.
Measuring mean arterial pressure is a better predictor for pre-eclampsia than taking systolic and diastolic BP readings, Dutch research suggests.
Currently, it is unclear which measurement of BP is the most accurate at predicting pre-eclampsia.
The latest study is a meta-analysis of 34 studies, involving 60,599 pregnant women. A total of 3,341 cases of pre- eclampsia were identified.
When BP is measured in the first or second trimester of pregnancy, the mean arterial pressure …
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