Determining the relationship between severity of proteinuria and adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes in patients with preeclampsia

Key Points

• Increased severity of proteinuria correlates with heightened adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes.
• Severe proteinuria was associated with complications in 30% of analyzed cases, indicating a significant risk factor.
• Observational analysis evaluated outcomes related to pregnant individuals diagnosed with preeclampsia across multiple clinics.
• Findings suggest monitoring proteinuria severity may enhance maternal care and neonatal safety in preeclampsia cases.