Maternal Flashcards

(18 cards)

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mWHO Class I - risks and lesions

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2-5 vs 3-10% risk in cardiac event rate
Pregnancy heart team not required

Uncomplicated or mild PS, PDA, MVP
Successfully repaired simple lesions - ASD, VSD, PDA, anomalous PV drainaged

Isolated atrial or ventricular ectopic beats

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mWHO Class II - risks and lesions

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Small increased risk mortality and moderate increased risk morbidity
6-10% cardiac even rate bow 8-22%
Recommend Cards f/u qtrimester

Unoperated ASD/VSD
Repaired TOF or Coarct
SVT
Turner without cardiac disease

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mWHO Class II-III risks and lesions

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Cards f/u qtrimester AND pregnancy heart team
Inc risk mortality and mod to severe risk morbidity
11-19 now 13-18% cardiac event rate
Need to deliver in correct center

Mild LV impairement (>45%)
HOCM
Native or bioprosthetic valve not WHO Clas I or IV (ex mild MS, AS)
Marfan WITHOUT dilation
Aortic dilation <45mm in bicupsid
Repaired coarc (non-turner)
AVSD

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mWHO Class 3 - risks and lesions

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Sifnif increased risk mortality and morbidity
Cards f/u monthly and need specialty teams and delivery in expert center
Cardiac event rate ~27% (now 21-29%)

Examples
Moderate LV impairement (30-45%)
Uncomplicated mechanical valve
Systemic RV with good or mildly decreased ventric function
Uncomplicated Fontan
Unrepaired cyanotic heart disease
Moderate MS
Severe ASYMPTOMATC AS
Marfan 40-45mm
Bicuspid 45-50m
Ventricular tachycardia

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mWHO Class 4

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Termination or pregnancy heart team and expert center
>27% cardiac event rate now 36-50%

PAH
Systemic RV with dysfunction
Severe ventricular dysfunction (LVEF <30 or NYHA 3-4)
Hx PPCM with residual dysfunction
Severe MS
Severe Symptomatic AS
Marfan >45
Bicupsid >50
Vascular EDS
Fontan with any complication

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Warfarin embryopathy

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nasal hypoplasia, chondrodysplasia punctata, cardiac malformations, microcephaly, optic atrophy, blindness, deafness, and CNS abnormalities

Rate in T1 2-30% but less with <5mg / day

Compatible with breastfeeding

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Warfarin reversal

Heparin reversal

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Warfarin - prothrombin complex concentrates and vitamin K

LMWH - protamin sulfate (only partial reversal)

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Mechanical valve targets for warfarin and LMWH

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Warfarin - INR 2.5 for AV and 3 for MV

LMWH - Trough 0.6, peak AV 0.8-1.2 and 1-1.2 MV

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Recommended delivery planning for mechanical heart valve

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37-38wks

Warfarin - transition to LMWH at 35 wks, monitor Xa weekly then transition to IV UFH inpatient 48 hours before delivery

LMWH - transition to IV UFH 48 hours before delivery

IVF UFH 12 hours after LMWH at 18u/kg/hr without a loading dose with goal Xa 0.7-1

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Utility of BNP and PRoNT BNP

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BNP >100 = HF (active)
NT proBNP ?900 = HF (inert)

BNP increase during pregnancy

NT proBNP >128 at 20 weeks independent predictor of adverse cardiac events including HF need for procedure, or arrhythmia

Baseline levels important in women with cardiac disease

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For cardiac patients, when would vaginal delivery NOT be default?

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Marfan >4-4.5
Eisenmenger
Severe AS
Severe cardiogenic pulmonary edema
*If cant tolerate repeated chances in CO then can offer assisted second stage

All patients may have neuraxial with exceptions:
-Cant tolerate decreased SVR
-Eisengmenger
Severe AS

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Swansea criteria for AFLP

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6 or more without other explanation

coagulopathy
LFTs
Elevated Bili
Leukocytosis
Abdominal pain
Polydipsia/polyuria
Encephalopathy
Elevated ammonia >47
Hypoglycemia
Elevated urea
Ascites or bright liver
Renal impairment
Microvescular steatosis on biopsy

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Definition of HELLP syndrome

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LDA>600
Elevated LFTs
Low platelets

15% dont have HTN or proteinuria
90% with RUQ pain or malaise

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Reasons for aspirin

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At least 1 high risk factor:
- hx PEC
- Twins
- CHTN
- DM
- Rneal or autoimmune disease
- Multiple moderate risks

At least 2 moderate risk factors
- Nullip
- BMI >30
- Relative with PEC
- Black or low income
- AMA
- IVF
- Prior SGA
- >10 yr pregnancy interval
- Prior adverse outcome

Hgih risk factor 8% chance of PEC and decreases risk by 50% and risk of FGR

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CHAP trial

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Treamtent of mild HTN reduced PEC by 20%, medically indicated preterm birth <35 weeeks by 25% and severe HTN by 20% with NO difference in SGA

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Delivery timing for previa

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delivery timing prior classical and risk of rupture

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36-37 weeks

Rupture risk is 2%

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Counseling on UAE for PPH

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Patient needs to be HD stable
Success rates are high >80%
15% require subsequent hyst
<5% chance serious complications such as uterine necrosis, VTE or peripheran lneuropathy