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Early identification of risk factors is the cornerstone of managing high-risk pregnancies and ensuring positive maternal and fetal outcomes. A comprehensive risk assessment must continuously evaluate four primary categories of risk factors:

1. Biophysical Factors: These include genetics, nutritional status, chronic illnesses, and obstetrical disorders. Chronic hypertension and hyperglycemia (diabetes) are critical risk factors that can lead to severe complications such as preeclampsia, fetal macrosomia, restricted fetal growth, and fetal demise. Obstetrical history, such as previous fetal demise, multiple gestation (twins/triplets), or a hist ...