Key result
Elevated TRV is linked to more adverse haematologic events during pregnancy in sickle cell disease.
Why the study?
Is elevated tricuspid regurgitation velocity associated with increased adverse haematologic events during pregnancy in women with sickle cell disease?
Is elevated tricuspid regurgitation velocity associated with increased adverse haematologic events during pregnancy in women with sickle cell disease?
May prompt enhanced monitoring in SCD pregnancies; leaves open whether intervention on tricuspid regurgitation velocity improves outcomes.
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Marshall et al. (2022) studied this question. Elevated tricuspid regurgitation velocity is associated with increased adverse haematologic events during pregnancy in women with sickle cell disease.
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