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SPP1 improves risk assessment for pregnant people with PAH

Aug 17
1 min read

Secreted phosphoprotein 1 (SPP1) levels were higher in patients with PAH, and SPP1 levels were associated with disease severity. Patients who had postpartum adverse events had higher SPP1 concentrations.


SPP1 may act as a predictor of adverse postpartum events for people with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), along with other clinical indicators.


 
 
 

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lohaszpoming376
7 hours ago

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Brandon
Brandon
3 days ago

It’s encouraging to see research improving risk assessment for pregnant people with PAH. I often listen to research updates with a PDF voice reader.

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