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Anesthesia for pregnant women with Mitral stenosis

Anesthesia for pregnant women with Mitral stenosis
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摘要 Background Rheumatic heart disease is still a major heart problem associated with pregnancy in south China, despite its declining trend. The mortality and morbidity are considerably reduced1 by better perinatal care, where the anesthesiologist plays a major role in the multidisciplinary approach. Nevertheless, in wealthy nation, rheumatic disease has become uncommon and complex congenital heart disease is increasing in the recent decades. With the advent of intensive obstetric and anesthetic care, the death rate of pregnant women with heart disease is lower in mitral stenosis compared with other congenital heart diseases like Eisenmenger's syndrome, pulmonary vascular obstructive disease and Marfan's syndrome with aortopathy2. Although mitral stenosis is often associated with mitral regurgitation, morbidity is usually related to mitral stenosis3. Background Rheumatic heart disease is still a major heart problem associated with pregnancy in south China, despite its declining trend. The mortality and morbidity are considerably reduced1 by better perinatal care, where the anesthesiologist plays a major role in the multidisciplinary approach. Nevertheless, in wealthy nation, rheumatic disease has become uncommon and complex congenital heart disease is increasing in the recent decades. With the advent of intensive obstetric and anesthetic care, the death rate of pregnant women with heart disease is lower in mitral stenosis compared with other congenital heart diseases like Eisenmenger's syndrome, pulmonary vascular obstructive disease and Marfan's syndrome with aortopathy2. Although mitral stenosis is often associated with mitral regurgitation, morbidity is usually related to mitral stenosis3.
出处 《South China Journal of Cardiology》 CAS 2014年第3期219-222,226,共5页 岭南心血管病杂志(英文版)
关键词 anesthesia pregnant women mitral stenosis anesthesia pregnant women mitral stenosis
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