Tailoring Medication for Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy

The chapter dives into a study on tailoring medication for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy based on individual patient blood pressure readings, utilizing a hybrid dynamic model for better treatment outcomes. It compares the effectiveness of appropriate versus inappropriate antihypertensive therapy based on hemodynamic findings in pregnant women. The study focuses on selecting beta blockers for hyper dynamic patients and vasodilators for non-hyper dynamic ones, emphasizing the importance of tailored pharmacological interventions to reduce maternal complications.