Key result
A 33-week-pregnant woman with spontaneous coronary dissections in all three coronary arteries survived with her child, showing complete healing in two arteries and an aneurysm in the LAD at 6 months.
Case Report (n=1)
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This is the first reported case of antepartum and antemortem diagnosis of pregnancy-related spontaneous coronary dissections in all three coronary arteries with maternal and fetal survival.
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Supports survival possible in triple-vessel pregnancy SCAD; extends case reports but leaves management open.
Rensing et al. (1999) conducted a case report in Spontaneous coronary dissections (n=1). A 33-week-pregnant woman with spontaneous coronary dissections in all three coronary arteries survived with her child, showing complete healing in two arteries and an aneurysm in the LAD at 6 months.
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