Abstract

The aim of the study was to evaluate the most significant indicators of SMAD and TBG level for the differential diagnosis of hypertension in pregnant women and preeclampsia using a mathematical model. The result of the study: preeclampsia is characterized by a time index greater than 50%, an area index greater than 110 mm2, variability not exceeding 12 mmHg, average dynamic blood pressure greater than 100 mmHg. To confirm the presence of preeclampsia or hypertension in pregnant women, it is advisable to determine the level of TBG.

In preeclampsia, the TBG level does not exceed 0.07 g/l. The level of TBG in hypertension of pregnant women is significantly less than in a normal pregnancy, but it is significantly higher than in preeclampsia of pregnant women of any severity and does not exceed the indicator of 0.12 g/l.

Keywords: Preeclampsia; Hypertension of Pregnant Women; Trophoblastic Beta-Globulin (TBG); Daily Monitoring of Blood Pressure (SMAD)

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