291.2 𩺠åèç
291.2.1 é«é »èé»
291.2.1.1 Physiologic Changes
- â blood volume 40-50%
- â CO 30-50%
- â HR 10-20
- â SVR 20%
- Peak 28-32 weeks
- L&D + immediate postpartum highest stress
291.2.1.2 mWHO Risk Class
- I: no increase
- II: small increase
- II-III: moderate
- III: significantly increased
- IV: pregnancy contraindicated
291.2.1.3 mWHO IV Conditions (MEMORIZE)
- Pulmonary HTN any cause
- Eisenmenger
- Severe systemic LV dysfunction (EF < 30%)
- PPCM with persistent LV dysfunction
- Severe MS (any symptoms)
- Severe AS symptomatic or asymptomatic
- Severe coarctation
- Marfan with aorta > 45 mm
- BAV with aorta > 50 mm
291.2.1.4 PPCM
- HF developing 1 month pre to 5 months post-partum
- 1 in 1,000-4,000 deliveries
- African American 4-10x higher
- Pathology: prolactin fragment, sFlt-1, angiogenic imbalance
- Bromocriptine controversial
- 50% recover LV; recurrence 30-50% in subsequent pregnancy
291.2.1.5 Preeclampsia / Eclampsia
- BP ⥠140/90 + proteinuria or end-organ damage after 20 weeks
- HELLP variant
- Magnesium for seizure prophylaxis
- BP control: labetalol / nifedipine / hydralazine
- Delivery is definitive
- Aspirin 81 mg from 12-16 wk in high-risk pregnancies (prevention)
291.2.1.6 Safe Drugs
- β-blocker: labetalol, metoprolol
- Methyldopa
- Nifedipine ER
- Hydralazine
- Digoxin
- Adenosine
- LMWH
- Aspirin (low-dose)
291.2.1.7 Contraindicated
- ACEi/ARB (teratogenic 2nd-3rd trimester)
- MRA (spironolactone â anti-androgen)
- Warfarin 1st trimester (embryopathy)
- DOACs
- Statins (CDC controversy; avoid)
- Atenolol (IUGR)
- Amiodarone
- ETAs (bosentan, ambrisentan, macitentan)
291.2.2 ææ··æ·æ¯èŒ
| Condition | Timing | Key Feature | Treatment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preeclampsia | > 20 wk | BP + proteinuria | Mg + BP control + delivery |
| HELLP | > 20 wk | Hemolysis + â LFT + â plt | Delivery |
| Eclampsia | > 20 wk | Seizures | Mg, deliver |
| PPCM | Late preg-5 mo PP | HF, â EF | HF therapy + delivery |
| SCAD | Peripartum | MI, dissection | Conservative |
| Aortic dissection | Any | Severe pain, tear | Surgery (Type A) |