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See Latest ArticlesPredicting Adverse Outcomes in Women with Severe Pre-eclampsia
Seminars in Perinatology, 05/27/09
Dadelszen PV et al. - The PIERS group developed, and is currently validating, 2 outcome prediction models that authors hope will provide an evidence base for the definition of "severe" disease and guide clinical decision-making, especially remote from term when potential perinatal gains are so great.
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