Neurologic Sequelae Associated with Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Gene/Environment Interactions Influence Clinical Expression
3. Early Pregnancy Effects on Embryonic/Fetal Brain
4. Later Pregnancy Effects Associated with the Great Obstetrical Syndromes
5. Peripartum and Intrapartum Considerations
6. The Great Neonatal Neurological Syndromes
7. Pediatric Neurology Evaluations after HDP
8. Childhood, Adolescent and Adult Sequelae
9. Current Practice Guidelines and Therapeutic Research Advances
10. Reduction of the Global Burden of Disease
Funding
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
Abbreviations
HDP | hypertensive disorders of pregnancy |
G × E | gene/environment interactions |
PE | pre-eclampsia |
MPF | maternal/placental/fetal |
FNN | fetal neonatal neurology |
MIA | maternal immune activation |
IPS | ischemic placental syndrome |
GOS | great obstetrical syndromes |
GNNS | great neonatal neurological syndromes |
NE | neonatal encephalopathy |
NS | neonatal seizures |
NSK | neonatal stroke |
EP | encephalopathy of prematurity |
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