Does marriage between first cousins have any predictive value for maternal and perinatal outcomes in pre-eclampsia?
Third-degree consanguinity in terms of a union between first cousins seems to have no effect on the development of maternal and perinatal complications in established pre-eclampsia.
No significant variation in symptom screening was found across treatment centres. While the majority of patients received recommended care, treatment centres must continue to improve symptom screening rates, particularly for emotional distress. However, screening is only the first step and must be accompanied by the offer of help and provision of help to relieve patient suffering.