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Review of Laboratory Testing and Biomarker Screening for Preeclampsia

2024-05-14

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The purpose of this review is to elucidate the different laboratory and biomarker testing methods available for screening and diagnosis of preeclampsia. These include routine testing, such as blood pressure readings, qualitative and quantitative urine testing, complete blood count with platelets, serum creatinine levels, liver chemistries, and serum bilirubin levels. This review also details the use of non-routine...

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10.3390/biomed4020010
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