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1Department of Anesthesia, Sunnybrook Campus, Sunnybrook & Women's College, Health Sciences Centre, M3-208, 2075 Bayview Avenuem, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. penni008@mc.duke.edu.
Conclusion:
An exhaustive review of the care of the pregnant trauma patient would fill a book. Nevertheless, an understanding of the normal physiologic changes of pregnancy is virtually all there is to go on except in a few special situations such as listed above. Close communication with critical care, surgical and obstetrical colleagues are essential. This is certainly a clinical situation where a truly multi-disciplinary approach brings positive results. With this is mind it should be possible to confidently care for these special patients.
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