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Table 1 Study characteristics of oxidative stress (OS) markers of included studies

From: The diagnostic potential of oxidative stress biomarkers for preeclampsia: systematic review and meta-analysis

Name of oxidative stress (OS) markers

Author/Reference

Study design

Sample

Optimal cut-off

Control type

n (Control)

PE type

n (PE)

GA at sampling

Exclusion criteria

Ischemia-modified albumin (IMA)

Ustun et al. [13]

Case–control

Serum

 > 0.31 ABSU or ng/ml

Normotensive, non-smoker

18

EOPE and LOPE are mixed

36

32–38 weeks

Multiple pregnancy, chronic hypertension, renal disease, diabetes mellitus, other pre-existing disorders, the early history of preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome, immunosuppression, or a history of using illicit drugs

Vyakaranam et al. [14]

Case–control

Serum

 > 38.33 ng/mL

Normotensive

19

EOPE and LOPE are mixed

19

 ≥ 32 weeks

History of pregnancy complications, twin pregnancy, previous pregnancy with hypertensive disorders, pre-existing chronic conditions including diabetes mellitus, chronic hypertension, ischemic heart disease, peripheral vascular diseases

Bambrana et al. [6]

Case–control

Serum

NA

Normotensive, non-smoker

57

NA

57

30–39 weeks before delivery and after delivery within 48 h

Pre-existing renal disease, thyroid disorders, chronic hypertensive disorder, gestational diabetes mellitus, epilepsy, hypertensive encephalopathy, heart disease, multiple pregnancies, fetal anatomical anomalies

Malondialdehyde (MDA)

Rani et al. [22]

Case–control

Placental tissue

6.5 nmol/g

Normotensive

30

EOPE and LOPE are mixed

30

Within 20 min of delivery

Chorioamnionitis, chronic hypertension, renal disease, cardiovascular disease, active asthma, thyroid disorders, and a history of seizures

Bambrana et al. [6]

Case–control

Serum

NA

Normotensive, non-smoker

57

NA

57

30–39 weeks before delivery and after delivery within 48 h

Pre-existing renal disease, thyroid disorders, chronic hypertensive disorder, gestational diabetes mellitus, epilepsy, hypertensive encephalopathy, heart disease, numerous pregnancies, fetal anatomical anomalies

Shaker et al. [23]

Case–control

Placental tissue

0.14 nmol/mg

Normotensive

25

EOPE and LOPE are mixed

25

Immediately after delivery

Pre-existing hypertension before

20 weeks gestation and women with pregnancy complications including diabetes mellitus, peripheral vascular disease, chronic renal disease, multifetal gestation, or major fetal anomalies

Uric acid (UA)

Nikolic et al. [3]

Case–control

Serum

 > 242 μmol/L

Normotensive

60

EOPE and LOPE are mixed

32

 ≥ 24 weeks

Multifetal gestation, abnormal fetal morphology, pre-existing diseases, and gestational age prior to 24 weeks

Bambrana et al. [6]

Case–control

Serum

NA

Normotensive, non-smoker

57

NA

57

30–39 weeks before delivery and after delivery within 48 h

Pre-existing renal disease, thyroid disorders, chronic hypertensive disorder, gestational diabetes, epilepsy, hypertensive encephalopathy, heart disease, numerous pregnancies, fetal anatomical anomalies

Vyakaranam et al. [15]

Case–control

Serum

 > 4.9 mg/dL

Normotensive

31

EOPE and LOPE are mixed

30

 > 32 weeks

Repeated abortions, previous pregnancy complications, twin pregnancy, pre-existing medical disorders: diabetes mellitus, chronic hypertension, renal diseases, cardiovascular diseases, thyroid disorders, and liver disease

  1. PE preeclampsia; EOPE early-onset preeclampsia; LOPE late-onset preeclampsia; TP true positive; FP false positive; TN true negative; FN false negative; GA gestational age; HELLP syndrome (hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelet count) syndrome; IUGR intrauterine growth retardation; GH gestational hypertension; PTB pre-term birth