Abstract
Infection disease, maternal bleeding and pregnancy induced hypertension are the main causes of maternal death in the world .In this study we evaluated the outcomes of cardiovascular disorder in a group pregnant women who had pre-eclampsia and also had a history of cardiovascular disease before pregnancy. Eleven pregnant women were studied. Among these patient the most common cardiovascular disease was aorta valve stenosis (AS: 45/5%), mitral valve prolaps (MVP: 27/27%), and mitral stenosis (MS: 18/18%). Three women delivered by cesarean section (27/27%). Placental detachment and hemorrhage occurred in two patients (18.2%) and one patient delivered a low birth child.
We concluded that gynecological catastrophes occur more frequently in patients with pre-eclampsia and concomitant cardiovascular problems.