Journal of obstetrics and gynaecology Canada : JOGC = Journal d'obstetrique et gynecologie du Canada : JOGC · 2015
A Woman With Marfan Syndrome in Pregnancy: Managing High Vascular Risk With Multidisciplinary Care.
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Naud Kentia, Horne Gabrielle, Van den Hof Michiel
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BACKGROUND: Women with connective tissue disorders are at risk for cardiovascular complications during pregnancy, but there are no guidelines for pregnant women with aortic root diameter>45 mm or with rapid aortic widening. We describe the issues of practical significance in the management of pregnancy and delivery in a woman with Marfan syndrome (MFS).
CASE: A pregnant woman with MFS presented for tertiary care at 26 weeks' gestation. Rapid aortic dilatation triggered a decision to undertake delivery preterm, with a resulting good neonatal outcome. A multidisciplinary approach aided in optimizing the monitoring and timing of delivery and subsequent aortic repair, and allowed planning for the management of a potential vascular catastrophe.
CONCLUSION: Having optimal maternal and neonatal outcomes for pregnant women with Marfan syndrome depends on a highly responsive and coordinated team effort, including meticulous planning for a vascular catastrophe.
CASE: A pregnant woman with MFS presented for tertiary care at 26 weeks' gestation. Rapid aortic dilatation triggered a decision to undertake delivery preterm, with a resulting good neonatal outcome. A multidisciplinary approach aided in optimizing the monitoring and timing of delivery and subsequent aortic repair, and allowed planning for the management of a potential vascular catastrophe.
CONCLUSION: Having optimal maternal and neonatal outcomes for pregnant women with Marfan syndrome depends on a highly responsive and coordinated team effort, including meticulous planning for a vascular catastrophe.