Low-dose aspirin for prevention of preeclampsia: Implementation of the NICE guideline in Thailand.

Manaphat SuksaiAlan GeaterThitima Suntharasaj Chitkasaem SuwanrathKla CharernjiratragulNoppasin Khwankaew

Published in: The journal of obstetrics and gynaecology research (2022)

Screening with the NICE guidelines followed by prescription of low-dose aspirin (81 mg/day) was probably not an effective strategy for the prevention of PE in our population. Combining biophysical and biochemical markers to identify pregnant women who subsequently develop PE, concurrently with an increased dose of aspirin prophylaxis, may provide a better outcome in clinical practice.

Keyphrases

low dose
clinical practice
pregnant women
high dose
primary care
healthcare
early onset
pregnancy outcomes
quality improvement
cardiovascular disease
cardiovascular events
antiplatelet therapy
acute coronary syndrome