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Odds ratios were calculated using multivariate logistic regression analyses.\n <\/jats:p>\n \n Results:\u2002<\/jats:bold>\n Of 241\u2003292 women, 2808 (1.2%) developed GH and 6423 (2.7%) developed PE. Thirty\u2010five years or older, primiparity, diabetes mellitus, and renal disease increased the risk of both hypertensive conditions. Forty years or older was a risk factor only for GH, while primiparity, female baby, and renal disease were risk factors only for PE. Early\u2010onset was a common risk factor for small\u2010for\u2010gestational\u2010age (SGA) in GH and PE, but in late\u2010onset only PE was a risk factor for SGA. The main population of SGA infants was composed of PE cases because PE accounted for 83.3% of early\u2010onset type before 32\u2003weeks. Girl preponderance in the PE women was observed (sex ratio: boys\/girls\u2003=\u20030.904), while slight boy preponderance was seen in normotensive women (1.06) and GH (1.02).\n <\/jats:p>\n \n Conclusion:\u2002<\/jats:bold>\n Preeclampsia is associated with lower fetal sex ratio (girl preponderance) compared to GH or normotensive. 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