Why the study?
Should pregnancy be terminated or abdominal delivery resorted to in women with serious rheumatic heart conditions?
Should pregnancy be terminated or abdominal delivery resorted to in women with serious rheumatic heart conditions?
The authors conclude that pregnancy should be continued and vaginal delivery pursued in women with rheumatic heart disease, regardless of severity.
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Supports continuing pregnancy and vaginal delivery in rheumatic heart disease; leaves open validation in contemporary cohorts with modern therapies.
R. L. Richards (1957) studied this question.
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