Oğuz GÜLER, Hasan Cemal ARK, Diana SEVİL

Preeklampsini Şiddetini ve Perinatal Sonuçlara Etkisini Öngörmede Tiroid Fonksiyon Testlerinin Yeri

The Role of Thyroid Function Tests in Prediction of the Effect of the Severity of Pre-eclampsia on Perinatal Outcomes

INTRODUCTION:To investigate the relationship between impaired thyroidfunction testsin pregnancy and pre-eclampsia, to determine the role of this relationship in the prediction of the severity of pre-eclampsia, and to evaluate the effect on perinatal outcomes. METHODS: The study included 60 consecutive patients in the 28th-41st gestational week of a single pregnancy, diagnosed with pre-eclampsia, and a control group of 44 healthy, normotensive patients at the same stage of a single pregnancy with no medical problems. The pre-eclamptic patients were separated into two groups as severe pre-eclampsia and other preeclampsia. The groups were compared in respect of demographic data. RESULTS: This prospective, controlled study included 60 pregnant patients diagnosed with pre-eclampsia and 44 healthy pregnant patients. When the severe pre-eclampsia, other pre-eclampsia and the healthy control groups were compared in respect of thyroid function tests, TSH was determined to be statistically significantly higher in severe pre-eclampsia group than in other pre-eclampsia group and the control group (6.04 ± 9.63 μlU/ml, 2.76 ± 1.86 μlU/ml ve 2.72 ± 1.70 μlU/ml, respectively, p

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