Are perinatal and maternal outcomes different during expectant management of severe preeclampsia in the presence of intrauterine growth restriction?
B Haddad, G Kayem, S Deis, BM Sibai�- American journal of obstetrics and�…, 2007 - Elsevier
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to compare perinatal and maternal outcomes in
women with singleton pregnancies and severe preeclampsia (SPE) expectantly managed at
24-33 weeks' gestation (wk) that resulted at birth in severe intrauterine growth restriction
(SIUGR,< 5th percentile) to those without SIUGR. STUDY DESIGN: Two hundred thirty-nine
women undelivered after antenatal steroids were expectantly managed. Perinatal and
maternal outcomes were analyzed according to fetal growth status. Students t-test, chi�…
women with singleton pregnancies and severe preeclampsia (SPE) expectantly managed at
24-33 weeks' gestation (wk) that resulted at birth in severe intrauterine growth restriction
(SIUGR,< 5th percentile) to those without SIUGR. STUDY DESIGN: Two hundred thirty-nine
women undelivered after antenatal steroids were expectantly managed. Perinatal and
maternal outcomes were analyzed according to fetal growth status. Students t-test, chi�…
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