Background—Echocardiography is commonly used to direct the management of
hypertensive disorders in medical patients, but its application in pregnancy is unclear. Our …

Objective The aim of this systematic review and meta‐analysis was to describe
comprehensively the pattern of cardiac remodeling during normotensive human singleton …

Increased cardiac output in pregnancy is associated with cardiac remodeling and possible
reduction in contractility, which may worsen in preeclampsia. Left ventricular (LV) geometry …

Objective To assess maternal cardiovascular function using echocardiography in normal
and preeclamptic women in the third trimester of pregnancy. Methods 40 subjects, 20 with …

Background: Pregnancy is associated with marked alteration in cardiovascular
hemodynamics. Recent reports have characterized the effects on cardiac systolic function …

Objectives: Pregnancy is an important physiological condition associated with hemodynamic
and endocrine changes that affect the heart. Nevertheless, very little is known about …

Purpose: To investigate the cardiac morphological and functional changes by
echocardiography, before and after parturition in patients with pregnancy‐induced …

Objective: To meta-analytically determine the adaptation of left ventricular diastolic function
(LVDF)-indices to singleton normotensive pregnancies. Methods: Literature was retrieved …

Aim: Acute preeclampsia is associated with significantly higher prevalence of asymptomatic
global left ventricular (LV) abnormal function and myocardial injury than uneventful …

Objective: This study was done to assess maternal cardiovascular function using
echocardiography in normal and preeclamptic women in the second trimester of pregnancy …