Pre-eclampsia with severe features (CHAP definition)
Whether the mother developed pre-eclampsia with severe features, up to 2 weeks after the birth. It is one of the four parts of the CHAP primary combined outcome.
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Overview
Technical summary
One of the four components of maternal:outcome-chap-primary-composite, worded as the CHAP paper's Methods words it. Pre-eclampsia was defined by ACOG criteria. The paper adds that a blood pressure of 160/100 mm Hg or greater, with no signs or symptoms of pre-eclampsia, no proteinuria and no laboratory abnormalities, was not enough to diagnose pre-eclampsia with severe features. This outcome is narrower than maternal:outcome-chap-any-preeclampsia, which also counts pre-eclampsia without severe features. The two overlap, so they must not be added together. The recipient is the mother.
Definition
Pre-eclampsia with severe features occurring up to 2 weeks after birth, defined according to ACOG criteria.
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Claims and evidence
No claims are published for this outcome yet.
Record details
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