Studio retrospettivo per la valutazione dell'endometriosi come fattore di rischio per la patologia ipertensiva in gravidanza
Endometriosis patients had a tenfold increased risk of developing hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, longer labor stages, and more operative deliveries compared to controls.
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This retrospective doctoral thesis evaluated endometriosis as a potential risk factor for hypertensive disorders during pregnancy. It analyzed a patient population identified through obstetric records, comparing pregnancy outcomes related to hypertensive pathology between those with and without endometriosis. The key finding was that endometriosis status was associated with hypertensive disorders in pregnancy, supporting the proposed risk relationship. A major limitation explicitly inherent to the study design is its retrospective nature, which restricts control over confounding and relies on existing documentation accuracy. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it specifically assesses endometriosis as a risk factor for hypertensive pathology in pregnancy.
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