Key result
Individualized treatment for aortic disease in pregnant or postpartum women achieves ~83% maternal survival.
Why the study?
Treatment strategies for patients with aortic disease during pregnancy and after delivery require evaluation based on clinical characteristics and disease type.
What are the maternal and fetal outcomes of individualized treatment for aortic disease during pregnancy and after delivery?
Population
12 patients with aortic disease during pregnancy and after delivery at Beijing Anzhen Hospital
Comparison
Different treatments based on type of aortic disease and clinical characteristics
Design
Retrospective observational study
Authors
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Small retrospective series describes aortic disease management in pregnancy; leaves open optimal strategies pending prospective data.
Observational (n=12)
No
What are the maternal and fetal outcomes of individualized treatment for aortic disease during pregnancy and after delivery?
Individualized treatment strategies for aortic disease during pregnancy and postpartum can yield maternal survival in most cases, though fetal survival depends heavily on gestational age.
Liu et al. (2017) conducted an observational in Aortic disease during pregnancy and after delivery (n=12). Surgical or medical treatment for aortic disease was evaluated on Maternal and foetal survival. Among 12 pregnant or postpartum women with aortic disease, 2 died of renal failure after surgery, 10 were discharged, and 6 foetuses survived.
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