Journal article

Pregnancy after cardiac transplantation -: a review


Authors listZygmunt, M; Münstedt, K

Publication year1999

Pages450-454

JournalDer Gynäkologe

Volume number32

Issue number6

ISSN0017-5994

PublisherSpringer


Abstract
Cardiac transplantation (HTX) is accepted as an effective treatment for some end-stage cardiac diseases. Maternal risks during pregnancies after HTX include: hypertension, allograft rejection, infections and renal insufficiency. Potential risks to the fetus include side effects of immunosuppressives, preterm delivery and growth restriction. Pregnancies in cardiac transplant recipients should be considered high risk. This review demonstrates the variety of problems concerning pregnancy and delivery after HTX to help the doctor to advise these patients.



Citation Styles

Harvard Citation styleZygmunt, M. and Münstedt, K. (1999) Pregnancy after cardiac transplantation -: a review, Der Gynäkologe, 32(6), pp. 450-454

APA Citation styleZygmunt, M., & Münstedt, K. (1999). Pregnancy after cardiac transplantation -: a review. Der Gynäkologe. 32(6), 450-454.



Keywords


CARDIAC TRANSPLANTATIONCYCLOSPORINEFEMALE KIDNEYHEART-TRANSPLANTINSUFFICIENCYMOTHERRENAL-ALLOGRAFT RECIPIENTS

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