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高风险心脏病女性临产和分娩时的麻醉：具体病变

Author
Katherine W Arendt, MD
Section Editors
David L Hepner, MD
Heidi M Connolly, MD, FASE
Jonathan B Mark, MD
Deputy Editor
Nancy A Nussmeier, MD, FAHA
Translators
王古岩, 主任医师，教授

引言

高风险心血管疾病妊娠女性的麻醉管理须知如下事宜：

●患者的基线心脏解剖结构与病理生理学

●妊娠、临产和分娩的生理性变化对患者的心脏疾病的影响

●镇痛及麻醉技术对患者心脏疾病的影响

理想的情况下，患者的医疗团队(心脏科医生、产科医生和麻醉科医生)将在产前制定出个体化的管理方案。学科间的交流和准备至关重要，因为围产期的产科并发症和心脏并发症可能需要紧急干预。

                                                                   

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