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Heart Disease in Pregnancy (Paperback)
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Heart Disease in Pregnancy (Paperback)
Series: Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Cardiology
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All cardiologists will be called on to assess and manage pregnant
women, however the majority have had little or no training in the
subject. In the same way, obstetricians assess women with cardiac
conditions, and therefore require the knowledge to both refer
patients with heart disease as well as to manage them through the
pregnancy. However a recent enquiry into maternal deaths has
highlighted that morbidity and mortality of women with heart
disease in pregnancy has continued to increase over the last 15
years and substandard care has been identified in 40% of cases.
Recommendations have been made that women with, or at risk of,
heart disease are screened and counselled on the appropriate risks
of undergoing a pregnancy, and as a result all physicians involved
need a good understanding of the subject and access to the relevant
information.
A concise handbook written for cardiology and obstetric trainees
and consultants, as well as specialist nurses and midwives, Heart
Disease in Pregnancy provides a detailed introduction to the
physiological changes of pregnancy and gives practical advice on
the management of women with heart disease who are pregnant or who
are considering pregnancy. It also provides the relevant obstetric
knowledge and processes needed for a cardiologist to successfully
manage a pregnant woman.
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