Table 1.

Maternal and perinatal outcomes of the hypertensive disorders of pregnancy

Perinatal outcomes	Types of hypertension(156(25.36%))
	Gestational hypertension 40 (25.6%)	Mild preeclampsia 28 (17.9%)	Severe Preeclampsia ⊕ 82 (52.56%)	Eclampsia 4 (2.6%)	Normotensive 459(74.6%)	P-value
Gestational age
< 34 weeks	0	2(7.1%)	13(15.8%)	1(25%)	18(3.9%)	< 0.001*
34-36 weeks	5(12.5%)	2(7.1%)	22(26.8%)	1(25%)	30(6.5%)
≥ 37 week	35(87.5%)	24(87.1%)	47(57.3%)	2(50%)	411(89.5%)
Birth weight
< 1500 g	0	1(3.5%)	10(12.2%)	0	8(1.7%)	< 0.001*
1500-2499 g	2(5.0%)	3(10.7%)	19(23.2%)	3(75%)	52(11.3%)
≥ 2500 g	38(95%)	24(85.7%)	53(64.6%)	1(25%)	399(86.9%)
APGAR at 1st minute
< 7	3(7.5%)	7(25%)	23(28%)	2(50%)	61(13.3%)	0.001*
≥ 7	33(82.5%)	21(75%)	59(72%)	2(50%)	398(86.7%)
APGAR at 5th minute
< 7	1(2.5%)	4(14.2%)	19(23.2%)	2(50%)	26(5.6%)	< 0.001*
≥ 7	39(97.5%)	24(85.7%)	63(76.8%)	2(50%)	433(94.4%)
Birth outcome
Still birth	1(2.5%)	1(3.6%)	2(2.4%)	0	12(2.6%)	0.65
Alive	39(98.5%)	27(96.4%)	80(97.6%)	4(100%)	447(97.4%)
Neonatal complication
No complication	40(100%)	22(78.6%)	59(72%)	2(50%)	443(96.5%)	< 0.001*
IUGRa	0	1(3.57%)	10(12.2%)	2(50%)	0
Need for resuscitation	0	3(10.7%)	18(21.9%)	2(50%)	15(3.2%)
Need for NICUb	0	2(7.1%)	14(17.1%)	2(50%)	14(3.0%)
Maternal outcome
Maternal age
≤ 24 yrs	16(40%)	6(21.4%)	26(31.7%)	0	165(35.9%)	0.157
25-34 yrs	21(52.5%)	20(71.4%)	47(57.3%)	4(100%)	263(57.3%)
≥ 35 yrs	3(7.5%)	2(7.1%)	9(10.97%)	0	31(6.75%)
Mode of delivery
vaginal	23(57.5%)	13(46.4)	44(53.6%)	1(25%)	300(65.3%)	0.009*
Instrumental	1(2.5%)	3(10.7%)	2(2.4%)	0	36(7.8%)
cesarean	12(30.0%)	12(42.8%)	35(42.67%)	3(75%)	123(26.7%)

⊕ SPE, PE with HELLP and super imposed PE combined

^aIntrauterine growth restriction

^bNeonatal intensive care unit

*P-value < 0.05