The journal of obstetrics and gynaecology research · 2010
Experience of managing pregnant women with Eisenmenger's syndrome: maternal and fetal outcome in 13 cases.
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Wang Hong, Zhang Weiyuan, Liu Tao
Аннотация
AIM: To determine maternal and fetal outcomes in patients with Eisenmenger's syndrome (ES) with the therapeutic strategy.
MATERIAL & METHODS: The case histories and therapeutic procedures of 13 pregnant women with ES had been reviewed.
RESULTS: One case spontaneously aborted before 28 weeks due to intrauterine death, four were taken to cesarean section before 28 weeks and eight (61.5%) survived beyond 28 weeks' gestation before cesarean section. One mother died (92.3% survival), while infant loss was 38.5%. No pregnancy continued to term but eight babies delivered after 28 weeks were born alive, six of the children have normal physical and mental development.
CONCLUSIONS: In pregnant women with ES who wish to continue pregnancy, treatment should include: prolonged bedrest, continuous oxygen inhalation, diuretic administration with close hemodynamic monitoring, anticoagulants should be avoided and exact time point selection of cesarean section.
MATERIAL & METHODS: The case histories and therapeutic procedures of 13 pregnant women with ES had been reviewed.
RESULTS: One case spontaneously aborted before 28 weeks due to intrauterine death, four were taken to cesarean section before 28 weeks and eight (61.5%) survived beyond 28 weeks' gestation before cesarean section. One mother died (92.3% survival), while infant loss was 38.5%. No pregnancy continued to term but eight babies delivered after 28 weeks were born alive, six of the children have normal physical and mental development.
CONCLUSIONS: In pregnant women with ES who wish to continue pregnancy, treatment should include: prolonged bedrest, continuous oxygen inhalation, diuretic administration with close hemodynamic monitoring, anticoagulants should be avoided and exact time point selection of cesarean section.