Maternal Hemodynamics (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Lees, Christoph

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Discover new concepts in cardiovascular and hemodynamic functionality during pregnancy, with international experts in feto-maternal medicine. During the early stages of pregnancy, the maternal heart and circulation are subject to major gestational adaptive changes that allow for a normal course and outcome for both mother and baby. Any disruption to these processes can precipitate the onset of severe maternal and fetal complications such as preeclampsia, or intrauterine growth restriction. This invaluable reference work provides a comprehensive discussion of each aspect of the circulation. With a focus on the physiologic and pathophysiologic aspects of maternal cardiovascular function, this guide supports non-invasive assessment, management and prevention techniques for cardiovascular disease, for all stages of fetal and neonatal life. This text supports researchers and specialists in maternal-fetal medicine, whilst providing a key grounding in the topic, for trainees wishing to be at the cutting edge of theories and research.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781108555821
• Artikelnr.: 53399538

Inhaltsangabe

Part I. Physiology of Normal Pregnancy: 1. Maternal hemodynamics in health
and disease: a paradigm shift in the causation of placental syndromes
Baskaran Thilaganathan; 2. Cardiovascular and volume regulatory functions
in pregnancy: an overview Louis L. Peeters; 3. Cardiac function Herbert
Valensise, Giuseppe Novelli and Daniele Farsetti; 4. The venous compartment
in normal pregnancy Kathleen Tomsin and Wilfried Gyselaers; 5. The
microcirculation Jérôme Cornette and Andreas Brückmann; 6. Plasma volume
changes in pregnancy Marc E. A. Spaanderman and Anneleen S. Staelens; Part
II. Pathological Pregnancy: Screening and Established Disease: 7. Arterial
function in pathological pregnancies Asma Khalil and Sylvia Salvi; 8.
Cardiac dysfunction in hypertensive pregnancy Herbert Valensise and
Giuseppe P. Novelli; 9. Dysfunction of the venous system before and during
preeclampsia Sharona Vonck and Wilfried Gyselaers; 10. Microvascular
findings in pathological pregnancy Andreas Brückmann and Jérôme Cornette;
Part III. Techniques: How To Do: 11. How to assess arterial function? Helen
Perry, Carmel McEniery and Asma Khalil; 12. How to do a maternal venous
doppler assessment? Wilfried Gyselaers; 13. Non-invasive techniques of
measuring cardiac output during pregnancy Victoria Meah, Erik Stöhr and
John Cockcroft; 14. Techniques of measuring plasma volume changes in
pregnancy Anneleen S. Staelens and Marc Spaanderman; Part IV.
Cardiovascular Therapies: 15. Treatment options of hypertension in
pregnancy Lin Fung Foo, Jasmin Tay and Ian B. Wilkinson; 16. Aspirin
Shireen Meher; 17. Vascular endothelial growth factor gene therapy in the
management of cardiovascular problems in pregnancy Yuval Ginsberg and Anna
David; 18. NO donors in preeclampsia Thomas R. Everett, Taminrit Johal and
Christoph Lees; 19. Vasodilatation and fluid expansion Herbert Valensise,
Damiano Lo Presti and Marc Spaanderman; Part V. Controversies: 20. Beyond
temporal classification of early and late preeclampsia Enrico Ferrazzi,
Daniela Di Martino, Tamara Stampalija and Maria L. Muggiasca; 21.
Chemotherapy and cardiovascular function in pregnancy Kristel van
Calsteren; 22. Maternal cardiovascular disease after preeclampsia Johannes
Duvekot.