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Contributors.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
1. Overview: Celia Oakley (Hammersmith Hospital).
2. Physiological changes in pregnancy: Candice K Silversides (University of Toronto) and Jack M Colman (Mount Sinai Hospital and Toronto General Hospital/UHN).
3. Cardiovascular examination in pregnancy and the approach to diagnosis of cardiac disorder: Petros Nihoyannopoulos (Hammersmith Hospital).
4. Acyanotic congenital heart disease: Heidi M Connolly (Mayo Clinic College of Medicine) and Celia Oakley (Hammersmith Hospital).
5. Cyanotic congenital heart disease: Carole A Warnes (Mayo Clinic).
6. Pregnancy and pulmonary hypertension: Joseph G Parambil (Cleveland Clinic) and Michael D McGoon (Mayo Clinic College of Medicine).
7. Rheumatic heart disease: Bernard Iung (Bichat Hospital).
8. Mitral valve prolapse: Bernard Iung (Bichat Hospital).
9. Artificial heart valves: James R Trimm (Keck School of Medicine at University of Southern California), Lynne Hung (Keck School of Medicine at University of Southern California) and Shahbudin H Rahimtoola (Keck School of Medicine at University of Southern California).
10. Management of pregnancy in Marfan syndrome, Ehlers–Danlos syndrome and other heritable connective tissue disorders: Lilian J Meijboom (Onze Lieve Vrouwe Ziekenhus) and Barbara JM Mulder (Academic Medical Center Amsterdam).
11. Heart disease, pregnancy and systemic autoimmune diseases: Guillermo Ruiz-Irastorza (University of the Basque Country), Munther A Khamashta (St Thomas’ Hospital) and Graham RV Hughes (Imperial College School of Medicine).
12. Pulmonary disease and cor pulmonale: Claire L Shovlin (Hammersmith Hospital), Anita K Simonds (Royal Brompton Hospital) and JMB Hughes (Imperial College School of Medicine).
13. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and pregnancy: Jorge R Alegria (Mayo Graduate School of Medicine) and Rick A Nishimura (Mayo Clinic College of Medicine).
14. Peripartum cardiomyopathy, other heart muscle disorders and pericardial diseases: Celia Oakley (Hammersmith Hospital).
15. Coronary artery disease: Celia Oakley (Hammersmith Hospital).
16. Heart rhythm disorders: David Lefroy (Hammersmith Hospital) and Dawn Adamson (Hammersmith Hospital).
17. Pulmonary embolism: Celia Oakley (Hammersmith Hospital).
18. Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy: Alexander Heazell (University of Manchester) and Philip N Baker (University of Manchester).
19. Management of labour and delivery in the high-risk patient: Kirk D Ramin (University.
of Minnesota).
20. Anesthesia and the pregnant cardiac patient: Gurinder Vasdev (Mayo Clinic College of Medicine).
21. Cardiac percutaneous intervention and surgery during pregnancy: Patrizia Presbitero (Ospedale Humanitas), Giacomo Boccuzzi (Ospedale Humanitas) and Felice Bruno (Texas Technical University).
22. Genetic counselling: Michael A Patton.
23. Contraception for the cardiac patient: Philip J Steer (Chelsea and Westminster Hospital).
Index.
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Melissa Aragon
reviewed Heart Disease in Pregnancy on March 15, 2009 Heart Disease in Pregnancy
An important book that examines the idea that the relationship between client and therapist is fundamental for good therapy to take place. Through the course of the book there are some interesting case studies between male therapist and male client, both cases were quite extreme and therefore the ways that the relationship was built reflected this in terms of the language used and the way the therapist shared themselves. I found myself longing for other examples of more ordinary therapy encounters that most therapists are likely to encounter and definitely would have welcomed a more nuanced exploration of working with difference, be that gender or ethnicity. At times I felt that Mearns is a little quick to blow his own trumpet, which I found distracting. The last chapter says its about a revolution but again I was wanting more diversity.
In summary I didn't love it the way that some people appear to, I did enjoy some of the chapters and the way it explores and encourages a deeper understanding of the therapeutic process and how therapists can be with their clients.
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