Does renal Interlobar Vein Impedance Index as a First-Trimester Marker Predict Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy?
The maternal renal interlobar vein impedance index should not be considered a first-trimester marker of hypertensive disorders of pregnancy.
IPV is associated with incident HIV infection in a population-based cohort in Uganda, although the adjusted population attributable fraction is modest. The prevention of IPV should be a public health priority, and could contribute to HIV prevention.