Cohort III-2 4,294 Aim: To investigate the potential value The mean multiple of median MAP, () of measuring MAP, sBP and dBP at sBP and dBP were significantly higher weeks' gestation in the prediction of in the intermediate and late PE preeclampsia (PE) developing at or groups than in the normal group. In 145 PE after 34 weeks. screening by a combination of 161 GH maternal characteristics and MAP, Methods: The a priori risks for the estimated detection rates of intermediate and late PE from maternal intermediate and late PE, at a demographic characteristics and rate of 10%, were 70.3 and medical history were determined. The a 62.0%, respectively. The respective posteriori risks were calculated by detection rates for sBP were 62.2 and combining the a priori risks with the 59.3% and for dBP were 62.2 and likelihood ratios for MAP, sBP and dBP, 57.4%. which were calculated from fitted bivariate gaussian distributions. Cohort III-2 145 PE Aim: To investigate the potential value In screening for PE by a combination () of measuring UtA pulsatility index (PI) at of maternal characteristics and 4,294 30-33 weeks' gestation in the prediction uterine artery PI, the estimated control of preeclampsia (PE) developing at or detection rates of intermediate- and after 34 weeks. late-PE, at a false-positive rate of 10%, were 70.3 and 54.6%, respectively. Methods: The a priori risks for intermediate- and late-PE from maternal demographic characteristics and medical history were derived by logistic regression analysis. The a posteriori risks were calculated by combining the a priori risks with the likelihood ratios for uterine artery PI, which were calculated from fitted bivariate gaussian distributions.
() Cohort III-2 4,294 145 PE 161 GH Aim: To investigate the potential value of measuring MAP, sBP and dBP at weeks' gestation in the prediction of preeclampsia (PE) developing at or after 34 weeks. Methods: The a priori risks for intermediate and late PE from maternal demographic characteristics and medical history were determined. The a posteriori risks were calculated by combining the a priori risks with the likelihood ratios for MAP, sBP and dBP, which were calculated from fitted bivariate gaussian distributions. The mean multiple of median MAP, sBP and dBP were significantly higher in the intermediate and late PE groups than in the normal group. In screening by a combination of maternal characteristics and MAP, the estimated detection rates of intermediate and late PE, at a rate of 10%, were 70.3 and 62.0%, respectively. The respective detection rates for sBP were 62.2 and 59.3% and for dBP were 62.2 and 57.4%. () Cohort III-2 145 PE 4,294 control Aim: To investigate the potential value of measuring UtA pulsatility index (PI) at 30-33 weeks' gestation in the prediction of preeclampsia (PE) developing at or after 34 weeks. Methods: The a priori risks for intermediate- and late-PE from maternal demographic characteristics and medical history were derived by logistic regression analysis. The a posteriori risks were calculated by combining the a priori risks with the likelihood ratios for uterine artery PI, which were calculated from fitted bivariate gaussian distributions. In screening for PE by a combination of maternal characteristics and uterine artery PI, the estimated detection rates of intermediate- and late-PE, at a false-positive rate of 10%, were 70.3 and 54.6%, respectively.
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