Successful pregnancy is possible in patients with Ebstein's anomaly, highlighting the need for careful individual assessment rather than blanket advice against pregnancy.
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Supports individualized pregnancy counseling in Ebstein's anomaly; leaves open broader risk stratification from prospective cohorts.
A case is described of a successful pregnancy in a woman with Ebstein's anomaly. It is suggested that careful assessment should be made before advising against starting or terminating pregnancies, since successful outcomes are possible.
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