Anesthetic management of a parturient with Shone’s syndrome -a case report with review of literature-

Background: There is limited literature written on the course and outcomes for pregnant mothers with Shone complex. Methods: We describe a case series of five pregnancies in four women with Shone complex within a multidisciplinary cardio-obstetrics clinic from 2016-2018. Results: Maternal age ranged from 21-39 years. Three patients had preserved left ventricular function while one had moderately decreased function. Gestational age at presentation ranged from 6-15 weeks. There were three successful pregnancies (mean gestational age = 37 weeks, range 35-39 weeks) with one patient accounting for two unsuccessful pregnancies. All infants were delivered via Cesarean section. One infant required a NICU stay, but all other infants delivered were healthy. Conclusion: Patients with Shone complex can have successful pregnancies although complications can occur for both the mother and the baby. Comprehensive prenatal care, coordinated and consistent management during pregnancy, and tertiary care support can promote positive maternal and fetal outcomes.

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Anesthetic management of a parturient with Shone’s syndrome -a case report with review of literature-

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