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Spontaneous coronary artery dissection in the third trimester-Implications for investigation and delivery
Thomas Paxton-Hall1, Pranali Desai2, Nicholas Seton1
1Gold Coast University Hospital Southport Qld Australia.
Abstract:
This case of spontaneous coronary artery dissection in pregnancy highlights the diagnostic, treatment and delivery dilemmas in the antepartum period. This is a rare condition that usually manifests in the postpartum period. This case provides multidisciplinary considerations that were encountered for optimal maternal and fetal outcome.
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