Assessment of severe XXXX in pregnancy with Swan-Ganz monitoring. A report of two cases.

@entity1 @entity6677 @entity1353 @entity55 @entity26 @entity3794 @entity519 @entity358 @entity378
Two parturients with severe @entity358 had cardiopulmonary hemodynamics assessed by invasive techniques, and vaginal delivery was conducted under continuous epidural anesthesia. Both @entity1 demonstrated @entity519 (F1O2 = 0.21%) by arterial blood gas analysis. Supplemental @entity26 was administered throughout the last trimester of pregnancy. The @entity1 with chronic @entity3794 had @entity1353 at rest prior to pregnancy and delivered a viable, 1,400-gm @entity1 prematurely. She died suddenly three weeks postpartum. The second @entity1 , 41 years old, had a twin gestation. A pneumonectomy had been performed previously for @entity378 . The @entity1 demonstrated numerous bouts of acute pulmonary embarrassment and @entity55 , developed @entity6677 and @entity1353 late in gestation and spontaneously delivered two viable, 1,600-gm @entity1 prematurely. All did well. Swan-Ganz catheters were used to assess cardiopulmonary hemodynamics in both @entity1 . Epidural anesthesia was used successfully in both.
