P. Timmons, G. Partridge, A. Mckelvey, H. Lyall, M. Morosan, L. Freeman
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Pregnancy‐induced changes in haemodynamic physiology can place considerable strain on cardiac function in some women with valvular disease. Regurgitant valve lesions are usually better tolerated in pregnancy than stenotic lesions, although the risk of obstetric complications is increased in both. Pre‐conception counselling is essential for all women with valvular disease. Optimising anticoagulation is a particular challenge in women with mechanical valves.
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