ReviewJournal of human hypertension2024
Arterial stiffness as a novel tool for the early prediction of preeclampsia: a perspective.
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Preeclampsia is a leading complication of pregnancy that lacks accurate tools for its early prediction. Improved risk stratification tools early in pregnancy would enable more efficient allocation of limited healthcare resources while ensuring that pregnant women destined to develop preeclampsia receive appropriate care. This brief perspective highlights the current state of first-trimester preeclampsia prediction. We focus on arterial stiffness, an important hemodynamic indicator of vascular health that has shown promising results for improved early prediction of preeclampsia by our and independent research groups. Further, we outline the promise, applicability, and feasibility of integrating arterial stiffness assessments into clinical practice.
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