Comorbid Diseases In Pregnancy
Jessica L. Bienstock Harold E. Fox
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This chapter provides an overview of the management of chronic medical conditions in pregnant women, outlining the differences in management strategies that may be considered in view of the physiologic changes of pregnancy and the presence of a second "patient," the fetus.
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