Objective: This was to determine the serum lipid profile of preeclamptic women and their
association with severity of preeclampsia. Methods: This was a case control study conducted …

Background The concentration and size of lipoprotein particles are associated with race,
inflammation, and disease. When triglycerides are high, as in pregnancy, lipoprotein particle …

Background Features of the metabolic syndrome—maternal obesity, diabetes mellitus and
chronic hypertension—are risk factors for pre‐eclampsia. Objectives To determine the risk of …

STUDY QUESTION Are maternal preconception lipid levels associated with fecundability?
SUMMARY ANSWER Fecundability was reduced for all abnormal female lipid levels …

Objective The impact of maternal overweight/obesity and excessive weight gain on maternal
serum lipids in the first and second trimester of pregnancy was evaluated. Methods …

Background The lipoprotein subfraction particle profile can be used to improve clinical
assessments of cardiovascular disease risk and contribute to early detection of atherogenic …

Objective To investigate the susceptibility to oxidation of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and
high-density lipoprotein (HDL) in women with preeclampsia. Methods Plasma levels of total …

This review summarizes evidence for the involvement of lipids in the pathophysiology of pre-
eclampsia. The following areas are addressed: lipids and lipoprotein subfractions in pre …

Objective Lipid changes may contribute to adverse outcomes such as preeclampsia and
fetal growth abnormalities. Relatively few studies have reported on lipid values across …

Objectives Overweight and obese women may be heavy users of in vitro fertilization (IVF)
owing to obesity‐related oligo‐anovulation. The higher doses of gonadotropins required to …