Table 2 General epidemiological and experimental data.

From: Circulating RNA Transcriptome of Pregnant Women with TSH Just Above the Trimester-Specific Reference and its Correlation with the Hypertensive Phenotype

 

Healthy Thyroid Pregnancy (HTP)

Gestational Hypothyroidism (GHT)

Nonpregnant women (NPG)

p-value

Clinical history

Age (years)

23 (22–26)

35 (22–38)

40 (36–40)

0.086

Gestational age (weeks)

38.7 (38.4–40.7)

41 (37.2–41)

0.507

Previous abortions

yes (66.7%)

no (100%)

0.114

Twinning

no (100%)

yes (33.3%)

0.317

Cesarean birth

1 (33.3%)

2 (66.7%)

0.456

Vaginal delivery

2 (66.7%)

1 (33.3%)

 

Primigravida

1 (33.3%)

2 (66.7%)

0.239

Multigravida

2 (66.7%)

1 (33.3%)

 

New born weight (g)

3515 (2695–3850)

3290 (2595–3600)

0.513

Physical exam

Weight (Kg)

70 (66–70.6)

87.50 (63–92)

83.5 (42–138)

0.733

Systolic BP (mmHg)

110 (110–120)

118 (90–120)

110 (80–150)

0.966

Diastolic BP (mmHg)

60 (60–80)

68 (60–80)

80 (60–110)

0.582

Laboratory tests

TSH (µUI/mL)

1.94 (1.69–2.86)

4.36 (3.70–4.49)

2.97 (1.34–4.23)

0.099

T4 (µUI/mL)

1 (1–0.93)

1 (0.82–1)

1.24 (1.06–1.33)

0.052

  1. Primary information about the clinical history, physical exam and laboratory tests data from women with healthy thyroid pregnancy (HTP), gestational hypothyroidism (GHT) and nonpregnant women (NPG). The data are presented as median, minimum and maximum values or frequency and p-value.