Journal of Ultrasonography · 2020 · 25 citations · 12 references
MedicineObstetricsGynecologic UltrasoundObstetric UltrasoundReproductive UltrasonographyDoppler UltrasonographyDoppler UltrasoundEclampsiaHypertensive DisordersPregnancy-induced HypertensionUterine UltrasonographyArterial Doppler EvaluationBlood Flow Doppler AssessmentHemodynamic PathophysiologyPreeclampsia PathophysiologyUterine Artery Assessment
There was a significant negative correlation between the resistive index of the uterine and ophthalmic arteries among the patients with preeclampsia and a significant positive correlation among normotensive individuals. Preeclampsia could be easily diagnosed with Doppler ultrasound based on hemodynamic changes in response to vascular changes in the ophthalmic and uterine arteries. There was a significant negative correlation between the resistive index of the uterine and ophthalmic arteries among the patients with preeclampsia and a significant positive correlation among normotensive individuals. Preeclampsia could be easily diagnosed with Doppler ultrasound based on hemodynamic changes in response to vascular changes in the ophthalmic and uterine arteries.
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