Clinical features histories cardiovascular system in pregnant after surgical correction of congenital heart and vascular
An assessment of the cardiovascular system of women after surgical correction of congenital heart disease and vascular clinical and anamnestic data. Study group comprised 190 pregnant women were divided into three subgroups. In the first subgroup included 130 women from the operated "pale" heart defects. Second subgroup included 30 patients with the operated 'blue' vices. Third subgroup consisted of 30 pregnant women after adjusting blood flow obstruction of major vessels. The control group consisted of 45 healthy pregnant women. Analysis of clinical and anamnestic data showed that women who have had surgical correction of congenital heart and blood vessels, pregnancy, starting from the first trimester, develops in heart failure and pulmonary hypertension due to incomplete recovery anatomical and physiological relationships of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, with an increase in the severity of clinical manifestations during pregnancy.