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Study design: Review. Population: Cardiac disease in pregnancy.

September 20, 2005Current Opinion in Critical Care

Severe cardiac disease in pregnancy, part I: hemodynamic changes and complaints during pregnancy, and general management of cardiac disease in pregnancy

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Key result

Hemodynamic changes of normal pregnancy have profound effects on preexisting cardiac function, requiring multidisciplinary care to optimize maternal and neonatal survival.

Population

Pregnant patients with or without preexisting cardiac disease

Design

Review

Authors

WMWalther van MookUniversity of Groningen LPLouis L.H. PeetersKU Leuven

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Implication

Underscores need for multidisciplinary cardio-obstetric teams; leaves open prospective validation of lesion-specific protocols.

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Population

Pregnant patients with or without preexisting cardiac disease

Hemodynamic changes of normal pregnancy have profound effects on preexisting cardiac function, requiring multidisciplinary care to optimize maternal and neonatal survival.

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Mook et al. (2005) conducted a review in Cardiac disease in pregnancy. Hemodynamic changes of normal pregnancy have profound effects on preexisting cardiac function, requiring multidisciplinary care to optimize maternal and neonatal survival.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9e6af9a2ccee6cb1da3122 https://doi.org/10.1097/01.ccx.0000179807.15328.f0

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Severe cardiac disease in pregnancy, part I: hemodynamic changes and complaints during pregnancy, and general management of cardiac disease in pregnancy

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Severe cardiac disease in pregnancy, part I: hemodynamic changes and complaints during pregnancy, and general management of cardiac disease in pregnancy

Discussion

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