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Sal Jal 2015; 2 (1)

Profile of Blood Pressure in Pregnant Teens Under 17 Years Old.

Parra-Carrillo JZ, García de Alba-García JE, Fonseca-Reyes S, Bravo-Barba N, Nápoles-Rodríguez F

Language: Spanish
References: 20
Page: 19-24
PDF size: 635.69 Kb.


ABSTRACT

In the medical literature has been reported the utility and importance of ABPM during diff erent stages of pregnancy as well as the components of its variability. However, has not been published on a high-risk population such as adolescents less than 17 years old since the population studied and reported are pregnant over 18 years old.
Kind of study: Observational, Descriptive.
Methods: Office Blood pressure was measured from the 28 weeks of pregnancy; a mercury sphygmomanometer was used under the traditional auscultatory technique. 24 hours ABPM was performed with the SpaceLab 90217 device.
Results: 60 adolescents were studied in third semester of pregnancy, the average age was 15.3 years old, and the gestational age was 32.8 weeks The mean arterial pressure measured under the conventional techniques was 107.2/67.9 mmHg, and the mean heart rate was 86.7 beats/ minute. Under ABPM the averages of Blood pressure were: 24 hours 108.4/62.9 mmHg; daytime 111.0/65.9; nighttime 102.6/56.2. The values of hypertension (percentile 95) were: Conventional measurements 121.7/83.7 mmHg; ABPM 24 hours 120.0/72.8 mmHg; ABPM day-time 123.0/75.1 mmHg; ABPM night-time 113.7/68.8 mmHg.
Conclusions: Our study shows the normal values of BP and its percentiles in the third pregnancy trimester, as well as the 24h profile in this population, in which there’s no report yet.


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