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Background: Pregnancy induced hypertension( PIH) poses a great risk to the maternal and child health issues. Early diagnosis, assessment of prognosis, and appropriate management at a judicious moment can change its fate in many ways. Objective: To assess the usefulness of Doppler parameters to evaluate PIH and to predict its adverse perinatal outcome. Methodology: 49 pregnant patients were taken after applying criteria and undergone ultrasonography and doppler with follow up subsequently. Results: We found that total 63.26% of patients having abnormal Doppler parameters.Of these all of them had abnormal UA S/D ratio,26.53% had abnormal CPR,46.93% had abnormal UA PI and 48.97% had abnormal UA RI . So in our study most common abnormal Doppler parameter was alteration in UA S/D ratio. Conclusion: Doppler indices from the foetal circulation can reliably predict adverse perinatal outcome in an obstetric patient population with a high prevalence of complications such as pregnancy induced hypertension |
