Percutaneous balloon valvuloplasty in a pregnant patient with pulmonary bioprosthetic valve stenosis

The pulmonary valve's anomalies can lead to the obstruction of the right ventricle's outflow tract. This leads to the right ventricle's pressure overload, dilation, hypertrophy and eventually his malfunction. Balloon angioplasty or valve replacement surgery is indicated in cases of severe pulmonary stenosis. Often, the insertion of bioprosthetic pulmonary valves is required; however, after several years these patients often require a second surgery due to the valve's malcfunction. We report the case of a pregnant patient with a bioprosthetic pulmonary valve who required a ballon angioplasty due to this valve's stenosis.