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Plasma antithrombin III (AT III) level was examined in 30 pregnant women with hypertension and 44 without hypertension. AT III level is significatively lower in the group of hypertension. The degree of reduction in plasma AT III level seems to be correlated with hyper uricemia but not with count of platelets or fibrinogen.
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