AI Article Synopsis
- Long QT syndrome is a serious heart condition that can be hereditary, as seen in cases like Romano-Ward syndrome.
- A comprehensive management plan during pregnancy and labor is crucial for the health of both the mother and the baby.
- Close monitoring and follow-up care for the newborn are essential for ensuring a positive outcome.
Article Abstract
Long QT syndrome is a rare but severe cardiac arrhythmia. We report the antenatal and intrapartum management of a primigravida carrying the hereditary form of the disease and specifically the Romano-Ward syndrome. A multidisciplinary approach and close obstetric surveillance are mandatory for a good maternal and perinatal outcome. Follow-up of the neonate is equally important.
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