Predictability of adverse outcomes in hypertensive disorders of pregnancy: a multicenter prospective cohort study

• Main Authors: Daniela N. Vasquez (Author), Andrea V. Das Neves (Author), Vanina M. Aphalo (Author), Laura Vidal (Author), Miriam Moseinco (Author), Jorge Lapadula (Author), Analía Santa-Maria (Author), Graciela Zakalik (Author), Raúl A. Gomez (Author), Mónica Capalbo (Author), Claudia Fernandez (Author), Enrique Agüero-Villareal (Author), Santiago Vommaro (Author), Marcelo Moretti (Author), Silvana B. Soli (Author), Florencia Ballestero (Author), Juan P. Sottile (Author), Viviana Chapier (Author), Carlos Lovesio (Author), José Santos (Author), Fernando Bertoletti (Author), Fernando A. Mos (Author), Alejandro Risso-Vazquez (Author), Mercedes Esteban-Chacon (Author), Santiago Illutovich (Author), Sebastián Chapela (Author), Cecilia I. Loudet (Author), José L. Scapellato (Author), Alfredo D. Intile (Author), Elisa Estenssoro (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Taylor & Francis Group, 2021-10-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Objectives To explore variables associated with adverse maternal/fetal/neonatal outcomes among pregnant/postpartum patients admitted to ICU for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP). Methods Multicenter, prospective, national cohort study. Results Variables independently associated with maternal...