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Serum Beta2-Microglobulin: Its significance in the prediction of preeclampsia

Serum Beta2-Mikroglobülin: Preeklampsinin erken tahminindeki önemi

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49–52
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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No difference between maternal serum ß$beta$2- microglobulin levels of two patients with preeclampsia and 13 patients who remained normotensive during gestation was found (1.01±0.10mg/L vs 1.00İ0.11 mg/L, p

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: The study was planned to determine whether or not, second trimester maternal serum levels of $beta$2- microglobulin could be used to predict subsequent devolopment of preeclampsia Study design: Serum $beta$2-microglobulin levels of 7 nulliparous and 8 multiparous women with normotensive were determined nephelometrically.
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Key Findings & Data:Blood samples were collected between 18 and 26 weeks gestation and those cases were followed up prospectively for subsequent devolopment of preeclampsia.
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Conclusion & Impact:No difference between maternal serum ß$beta$2- microglobulin levels of two patients with preeclampsia and 13 patients who remained normotensive during gestation was found (1.01±0.10mg/L vs 1.00İ0.11 mg/L, p
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Objective: The study was planned to determine whether or not, second trimester maternal serum levels of $beta$2- microglobulin could be used to predict subsequent devolopment of preeclampsia Study design: Serum $beta$2-microglobulin levels of 7 nulliparous and 8 multiparous women with normotensive were determined nephelometrically. Blood samples were collected between 18 and 26 weeks gestation and those cases were followed up prospectively for subsequent devolopment of preeclampsia. Results: Mean maternal serum $beta$2-microglobulin levels of 15 normotensive pregnant patients were found 1.00+0.10 mg /L. Fifteen normotensive women were followed up prospectively, two of them (13.3%) preeclampsia developed and 13 women remained normotensive (86.7%) throughout pregnancy. No difference between maternal serum ß$beta$2- microglobulin levels of two patients with preeclampsia and 13 patients who remained normotensive during gestation was found (1.01±0.10mg/L vs 1.00İ0.11 mg/L, p

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Amaç: Bu çalışma ikinci trimester maternal serum $beta$2-mikroglobülin düzeylerinin preeklampsi gelişiminin önceden saptanmasındaki prediktif değerini araştırmak için planlandı. Materyal Metod: Onsekiz ve 26. gestasyonel haftalar arasında gebeliği bulunan 7 nullipar ve 8 multipar olmak üzere toplam 15 normotansif hastanın maternal serum $beta$2-mikroglobülin düzeyleri nefelometrik olarak saptandı. Hastalar gebelikleri terme ulaşana kadar aylık olarak takip edildi. Yapılan takiplerinde preeklampsi gelişenler ile gelişmeyenlerin maternal serum $beta$2- mikroglobülin düzeyleri karşılaştırıldı. Bulgular: On beş hastanın ortalama maternal serum $beta$2-mikroglobülin düzeyleri 1.00±0.10 mg /L olarak saptandı. Bu hastaların yapılan takiplerinde sadece 2 hastada preeklampsi gelişirken (%13.3), 13 hasta normotansif olarak kaldı (%86.7). Preeklampsi gelişen 2 hastanın maternal serum $beta$2-mikroglobülin düzeyleri ile preeldampsi gelişmeyen 13 hastanın maternal serum $beta$2-mikroglobülin düzeyleri arasında herhangi bir fark bulunamadı (1.01±0.10mg/L, 1.00$pm$0.11 mg/L, p

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ÇELİK, Ö., BAY, A., HASÇALIK, Ş. (2022). Serum Beta2-Microglobulin: Its significance in the prediction of preeclampsia. İnönü Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 9 - Sayı: 1, 49–52. https://ajindex.com/articles/548948

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