Basky Thilaganathan: Enhancing Brain Health Through Postpartum Blood Pressure Control
Basky Thilaganathan, Professor and Director of Fetal Medicine at St. George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper published in JAMA Neurology:
“Physician-optimized blood pressure self-management has shown a positive association with higher white matter volumes compared to usual care. The early postpartum period is a crucial time to enhance long-term cognitive outcomes for women who have experienced a hypertensive pregnancy. Notably, improved postpartum blood pressure control may help mitigate the negative effects of preeclampsia on brain health.”
Title: Brain Volumes After Hypertensive Pregnancy and Postpartum Blood Pressure Management
Authors: Winok Lapidaire, Jamie Kitt, Samuel Krasner, Paul A. Bateman, Hannah R. Cutler, Logan Barr, Annabelle Frost, Katherine Tucker, Katie Suriano, Yvonne Kenworthy, George Milner, Miriam Lacharie, Rebecca Mills, Cristian Roman, Lucy Mackillop, Christina Aye, Alexandra Cairns, Basky Thilaganathan, Lucy C. Chappell, Adam J. Lewandowski, Richard J. McManus, Paul Leeson
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