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First Trimester Markers for Pre-Eclampsia: Placental vs<i>.</i> Non-Placental Protein Serum Levels

20 Jul 2006

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BACKGROUND/AIM: Parallel investigation, in a matched case-control study, of the association of different first-trimester markers with the risk of subsequent pre-eclampsia (PE). METHOD: The levels of different first trimester serum markers and fetal nuchal translucency thickness were compared between 52 cases of PE and 104 control women by non-parametric two-group comparisons and by calculating matched odds...

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PMID: 16864982
DOI: 10.1159/000094672

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