Catheter‐Based Interventions in Women with Heart Disease During Pregnancy

Acute Coronary Syndromes in Pregnant Women: Diagnosis, Potential Causes, Roadmap in Treatment, Experimental Studies and Hypotheses

“…As a general rule, thrombolytics do not exceed plesenta, but Leonard's 28-series literature review in 2006 found that 2 fetuses died due to direct thrombolytic complications. [31] research is more secure because it focuses on thrombolytic. (32) However, thrombolytics are generally considered nonteratogenic.…”