Preeclampsia and Future Cardiovascular Risk: Are Women and General Practitioners Aware of This Relationship? The Experience from a Portuguese Centre

Table 1

Participant baseline characteristics during pregnancy.

Participant baseline characteristics during pregnancy
Age (mean)	30.82
Body mass index before pregnancy (mean)	27.73
Education (%)
Primary school	16 (11.3)
Secondary school	63 (44.6)
University	61 (43.6)
Conception (%)
Spontaneous	135 (95.7)
Medically assisted	6 (4.3)
Parity (%)
Primiparous	75 (53.2)
Multiparous	66 (46.8)
Past obstetric history
Previous preeclampsia	23
Gestational diabetes	3
Fetal death	4
Preterm birth	12
Pregnancy adverse outcomes
Fetal growth restriction	37
Severe preeclampsia	47
Gestational diabetes	16
HELLP syndrome	16
Placenta abruption	3
Preterm birth	64
Gestational age at birth (mean)	35.82
Type of labor
Induced	93
Obstetric cholestasis	1
Fetal death	4
Preeclampsia	72
Severe preeclampsia	15
HELLP syndrome	1
Spontaneous	48
Mode of delivery
Vaginal birth	68
Caesarean section	73
Severe preeclampsia/HELLP syndrome	20
Nonreassuring fetal tracing	18
Failed induction of labor	8
Arrested labor	12
Fetal malpresentation	7
Previous caesarean section	6
Fetal anomaly	2