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. 2025 Aug 15;104(33):e43869. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000043869

Table 1.

Baseline information and pregnancy characteristics of normal pregnant women and pregnant women with gestational hypertension.

All patients (n = 450) Normal (n = 225) Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (n = 225) P-value
Age 30 (21–40) 30 (21–39) 31 (21–40) .225
Prepregnancy BMI 25.46 (18.52–31.46) 24.28 (18.52–31.10) 26.31 (18.58–31.46) 7.17E‐06
Smoking .0201326
Yes 10 (2.22%) 1 (0.44%) 9 (4%)
No 440 (97.78%) 224 (99.56%) 216 (96%)
Drinking .1405473
Yes 24 (5.33%) 16 (7.11%) 8 (3.56%)
No 426 (94.67%) 209 (92.89%) 217 (96.44%)
Family history of hypertension 3.86E‐09
Yes 100 (22.22%) 24 (10.67%) 76 (33.78%)
No 350 (77.78%) 201 (89.33%) 149 (66.22%)
Family history of diabetes .1085659
Yes 80 (17.78%) 33 (14.67%) 47 (20.89%)
No 370 (82.22%) 192 (85.33%) 178 (79.11%)
Family history of cardiovascular disease 1.53E‐12
Yes 65 (14.44%) 7 (3.11%) 58 (25.78%)
No 385 (85.56%) 218 (96.89%) 167 (74.22%)
High-risk pregnancy 3.42E‐16
Yes 114 (25.33%) 20 (8.89%) 94 (41.78%)
No 336 (74.67%) 205 (91.11%) 131 (58.22%)
First pregnancy 8.07E‐17
Yes 240 (53.33%) 76 (33.78%) 164 (72.89%)
No 210 (46.67%) 149 (66.22%) 61 (27.11%)
History of miscarriage 7.16E‐12
Yes 215 (47.78%) 71 (31.56%) 144 (64%)
No 235 (52.22%) 154 (68.44%) 81 (36%)
Placental position 3.70E‐02
Normal 430 (95.56%) 220 (97.78%) 210 (93.33%)
Abnormal 20 (4.44%) 5 (2.22%) 15 (6.67%)
Placental perfusion .000524568
Normal perfusion 408 (90.67%) 215 (95.56%) 193 (85.78%)
Insufficient perfusion 42 (9.33%) 10 (4.44%) 32 (14.22%)