OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to which, if at all,
maternal weight at birth is related to dyslipidemia during early pregnancy, which is a risk …

Background An excessive rise in maternal lipids during pregnancy may have detrimental
impacts on maternal and fetal health leading to adverse pregnancy outcomes. However …

Objectives Adipose tissue is responsible for triggering systemic inflammatory response and
these changes may be involved in the pathophysiology of preeclampsia. To characterize the …

Objectives: Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP), including preeclampsia (PE), are
associated with short-and long-term maternal health complications, and obesity is a leading …

Objective Women who develop preeclampsia have a higher risk of future cardiovascular
disease and diabetes compared to women who have uncomplicated pregnancies. We …

Objective: To determine the associations of lipid profile abnormalities with preeclampsia in
pregnant women. Study Design and Setting: This cross sectional has been conducted …

It is well known that with the effect of hormonal changes during pregnancy, plasma lipid
levels increase. Expected elevations for triglyceride and cholesterol levels during a normal …

Objective To compare the maternal lipid levels in preeclampsia (PE) patients between
singleton and twin pregnancies. Methods In this retrospective study, pregnant women with …

We have performed a detailed examination of plasma lipoproteins in pregnancy with the
objective of discovering the mechanisms underlying the changes in plasma lipid levels …

Metabolic adaptation to pregnancy is associated to a rise in blood lipids that, to a certain
degree, is considered physiological. Most lipid parameters increase in mid-gestation …