Abstract

A literature review and best practice advice for second and third trimester risk stratification, monitoring, and management of pre‐eclampsia

Highlights

  • Based on high-­quality evidence, the document outlines current should be treated with antihypertensive therapy with the target to global standards for the risk stratification, monitoring, and manageachieve systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure equal to or ment of pre-­eclampsia in the second and third trimester of pregnancy

  • 32 Women were eligible for enrolment when they presented ease preterm. We suggest their use alongside clinical assessment to with either elevated blood pressure or proteinuria and/or symphelp rule out pre-­eclampsia in women suspected of developing the toms such as headache, visual symptoms, right upper quadrant

  • We suggest expectant management be considered for women with pre-­eclampsia at

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Funding information

The authors acknowledge the important contributions provided by the international expert members of FIGO’s Pregnancy and Non-­Communicable Diseases. Committee during the creation of the document. For FIGO guidance and coordination, go to President Carlos Fuchtner, President-­Elect Jeanne. Special thanks to Rachel Gooden, FIGO Project Manager

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A Health Technology Assessment was undertaken in the UK in 2016
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