Research Article
Estimating Rate of Insulin Resistance in Patients with Preeclampsia Using HOMA-IR Index and Comparison with Nonpreeclampsia Pregnant Women
Table 1
Approval criteria for severe preeclampsia.
| Persistent hypertension over 160/110 mmHg | | Thrombocytopenia (platelets less than L) | | Nephrotic proteinuria (5 g in 24 hr) | | Hemolysis (based on analysis of peripheral blood or increased bilirubin) | | Resistant oliguria (less than 500 cc within 24 hours) (oliguria) | | Liver dysfunction with an unknown cause | | Renal failure (least criteria including increased serum creatinine mg/dL 1 above the base rate) | | Persistent headache | | Persistent pain in right upper quadrant or epigastrium | | The estimated fetal weight below the fifth percentile for gestational age | | Visual scotoma/blurred vision | | Dyspnea with reduced oxygen saturation or pulmonary edema | |
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