A prospective management study of slow‐release aspirin in the palliation of uteroplacental insufficiency predicted by uterine artery Doppler at 20 weeks

Abstract

The administration of slow-release aspirin to women identified as high risk, using color Doppler imaging of the uterine arteries at 20 weeks' gestation, did not significantly alter the incidence of pre-eclampsia or delivery of a SGA baby. It did, however, improve the outcome by reducing the overall incidence of complications associated with uteroplacental insufficiency.