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. 2004 Dec 4;329(7478):1312. doi: 10.1136/bmj.38258.566262.7C

Table 2.

Number of perinatal deaths, by blood pressure range, attributed to mother's highest blood pressure during antenatal check being more or less than optimal value predicted by linear quadratic model

Highest blood pressure (mm Hg) Overall No of deaths No of attributable deaths* No of women
Excluding women with chronic hypertension or proteinuria
<60 6 3.6 474
60-69 126 30.9 18 511
70-79 388 51.2 65 179
80-82.71 198 0.4 36 582
82.72-89 27 2.4 4365
90-99 52 0.7 9029
100-109 16 −2.3 3164
≥110 11 7.4 621
Total in relation to blood pressure (mm Hg):
<82.71 718 86.1 120 746
≥82.71 106 8.3 17 179
Overall total 824 94.4 137 925
Including women with chronic hypertension or proteinuria
<60 6 3.5 477
60-69 128 29.1 18 651
70-79 392 41.0 65 980
80-80.37 204 −4.4 37 394
80.38-89 31 2.9 4832
90-99 67 5.7 10 346
100-109 28 1.6 4378
≥110 27 19.3 1245
Total in relation to blood pressure (mm Hg):
<80.37 730 69.2 122 502
≥80.37 153 29.5 20 801
Overall total 883 98.7 143 303
*

Attributable to highest blood pressure being different from optimum.