Elevated Serum b-hCG Levels in Severe Preeclampsia
作者： Remzi Gökdeniz
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摘要: Most current hypotheses regarding the pathophysiologic mechanisms of pregnancy-induced hypertention point to early placental abnormalities. Therefore, we attempted determine whether serum human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) levels reflect a different trophoblastic secretory response preeclampsia. Thirteen pregnant women with severe preeclampsia were matched twenty-one normotensive singleton pregnancies in third trimester. Serum b-hCG found be significantly higher preeclampsia, compared controls (p
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