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Pulmonary Problems in Pregnancy

of: Ghada Bourjeily, Karen Rosene-Montella

Humana Press, 2009

ISBN: 9781597454452 , 419 Pages

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Pulmonary Problems in Pregnancy


 

Preface

6

Contents

7

Acknowledgments

9

Contributors

10

Part I: Normal Pregnancy

13

Physiological Transition from Fetal to Neonatal Life in Pregnancy

14

Evolution of Air-Breathing Respiration

14

Fetal Respiration

15

Lung Growth and Development

19

Importance of Surfactant

21

Surface Tension

21

Cellular Morphology and Morphogenesis

25

Cells Derived from Entoderm

25

Cells Derived from Mesoderm

26

Summary of Lung Development In Utero and Beyond

27

References

29

Respiratory Physiology in Pregnancy

30

Introduction

30

Chest Wall and Lung Mechanics in Pregnancy

30

Airflow Mechanics

31

Ventilation and Gas Exchange

31

Physiologic Dyspnea of Pregnancy

33

Summary and Conclusions

34

Abbreviations

35

References

35

High Altitude, Chronic Hypoxia, and Pregnancy

38

Respiratory Physiology at High Altitude

38

Pregnancy Outcomes Associated with High Altitude

40

Uteroplacental Circulation and Oxygen Transport

42

Chronic Hypoxia and Effect on the Placenta

43

References

44

Sleep Physiology in Pregnancy

47

Sleep Physiology in Pregnancy

47

Overview of Sleep Stages

47

The Sleep-Wakefulness Cycle

48

Overview of Sleep in Pregnancy

48

Mechanical and Somatic Factors Affecting Sleep Initiation and Sleep Maintenance

49

Gastroesophageal Factors

49

Urinary Factors

49

Musculoskeletal Factors

49

Obstetric Factors

49

Anatomic Changes Predisposing to Sleep-Disordered Breathing

50

Upper airway Changes

50

Hormonal Factors Affecting Sleep in Pregnancy

50

Progesterone

50

Estrogen

53

Corticotropin Releasing Hormone (CRH) and Cortisol

53

Growth Hormone (GH)

54

Melatonin

54

Prolactin

54

Oxytocin

55

Human Gonadotropic Hormone (HCG)

55

Cytokines

55

Nitric oxide

56

Oxygenation During Sleep in Pregnancy

57

Control of Breathing During Sleep in Pregnancy

58

Sleep Measures in Normal Pregnancy

59

Summary

60

References

60

Part II: General Management Principles in Pregnancy

66

Diagnostic Imaging in Pregnancy

67

Ionizing Radiation

67

Teratogenicity

68

Radiation Dose

68

Timing of Radiation Exposure

68

Method of Administration

72

Intrauterine Fetal Death

72

Oncogenicity

72

Use of Contrast Agents

73

Ultrasound

74

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

74

Nuclear Medicine

75

Informed Consent

75

Summary

75

References

76

Prescribing in Pregnancy and Lactation

78

The Myth of the Placental Barrier

78

The Myth of the ‘‘Safe’’ Period

78

Drug Safety Data in Pregnancy

79

Animal Studies

79

Case Reports and Case Series

79

Pregnancy Registries

80

Case Control Studies

80

Physiologic Changes of Pregnancy Affecting Pharmacokinetics

82

Choosing Medication in Pregnancy

82

Breast Feeding and Medications

83

Conclusion

94

Abbreviations

95

References

95

Monitoring Fetal Well-Being in the Critical Care Setting

96

Introduction to Electronic Fetal Monitoring

96

EFM Descriptions

97

Ancillary Methods to Assess Fetal Status

109

Timing of Monitoring

109

Interventions for a Non-Reassuring FHR

110

Perimortem Cesarean Section

110

References

111

Anesthetic Considerations in Pregnant Patients with Pulmonary Disorders

113

Introduction

113

Airway Management

115

Neuraxial Blockade and Pulmonary Function

119

General Anesthesia and Pulmonary Function

121

Anesthesia for Specific Pulmonary Disorders

122

References

123

Part III: Pulmonary Disorders in Pregnancy

127

Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Pregnancy

128

Definitions of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome (OSAS)

128

Alterations of Pregnancy and OSAS

128

Anatomic and Physiologic Sleep Changes During Pregnancy

128

Changes Protective Against Sleep Disorder Breathing

129

Adverse Changes During Pregnancy Contributing to Sleep-Disordered Breathing

129

Hypoxemia During Sleep and Pregnancy

129

Incidence of Snoring and Sleep-Disordered Breathing During Pregnancy

130

Complications from OSAS in Pregnancy

131

Risks to the Mother

131

Risks to the Fetus

133

Screening for OSAS in Pregnancy

134

Treatment of OSAS in Pregnancy

134

Benefits of Treatment

134

Conclusions

135

References

135

Restless Legs Syndrome and Periodic Limb Movement Disorder in Pregnancy

139

Introduction

139

RLS Definition

139

RLS Epidemiology and Diagnosis

140

Pathophysiology

141

Clinical and Polysomnographic Evaluation

143

Treatment

143

Periodic Limb Movement Disorder

145

References

145

Asthma in Pregnancy

147

Introduction

147

Epidemiology: The Prevalence of Asthma During Pregnancy

147

Clinical Description: What Happens to Asthma During Pregnancy

148

Changes in Asthma Symptoms During Pregnancy

148

Changes in Lung Function During Pregnancy

148

Changes in Asthma During Labor

149

Mechanisms for the Effect of Pregnancy on Maternal Asthma

149

Hormonal Influences

149

Maternal Inflammation and Immune Function

149

The Influence of Fetal Sex

150

Complications of Asthma During Pregnancy: Exacerbations

150

Prevalence of Exacerbations

151

Risk Factors for Exacerbations

151

Severe Asthma

152

Viral Infection

152

Inadequate Prenatal Care

152

Obesity

152

Inadequate Medication Use

152

Timing of Exacerbations

153

Association of Asthma with Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes

153

The Effect of Exacerbations on Low Birth Weight

154

The Effect of Exacerbations on Preterm Delivery

154

The Effect of Exacerbations on Pre-eclampsia and Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension

155

The Effect of Exacerbations on Perinatal Mortality

155

Management and Treatment of Asthma During Pregnancy

156

Safety of Drug Treatments for Asthma

156

Risk of Congenital Malformations

156

beta2-Agonists

157

Inhaled Corticosteroids

157

Oral Corticosteroids

158

Leukotriene Receptor Antagonists

158

Treatment of Exacerbations During Pregnancy

159

Health Behavior

160

Cessation of Inhaled Steroid Use During Pregnancy

160

Education and Self-Management of Asthma During Pregnancy

161

Smoking During Pregnancy

162

Anxiety and Depression During Pregnancy

163

Conclusions

163

References

164

Tuberculosis and Pregnancy

169

Introduction

169

Evaluation

170

Skin Testing

170

Methods and Special Circumstances

170

Interpretation and Guidelines

170

Serum Quantiferon Testing

170

Roentgenography

171

Sputum Analysis

171

Specific Treatment Situations

172

Preventive Therapy

172

Latent Tuberculosis

172

Active Tuberculosis

172

Current Guidelines

172

Agents Used for the Treatment of Tuberculosis

173

First-Line Agents

173

Isoniazid

173

Rifampin

173

Ethambutol

174

Pyrazinamide

174

Streptomycin

174

Second-Line Agents

175

Amikacin

175

Capreomycin

175

Clofazimine

175

Cycloserine

175

Dapsone

175

Ethionamide

176

Para-Aminosalicylic Acid

176

Fluoroquinolones

176

Rifabutin

176

Thalidomide

176

Other Agents

177

Pyridoxine

177

Dexamethasone

177

Breast Feeding

177

Tuberculosis Transmission

178

Pulmonary Tuberculosis

178

Extra-Pulmonary Tuberculosis

178

References

178

Pneumonia in the Pregnant Patient

181

Epidemiology

181

Risk Factors

182

Pathogenesis of Pneumonia and its Complications in Pregnancy

183

Bacteriology

186

Clinical Features and Management of Specific Respiratory Infections

188

Bacterial Pneumonia

188

Viral Pneumonias

191

Influenza Virus

191

Varicella Pneumonia

193

Fetal and Neonatal Effects

194

Other Viruses

194

Fungal Pneumonia

195

Aspiration Pneumonia

195

Prevention of Pneumonia

196

Pneumonia Complicating Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection

196

Summary

197

References

197

Chronic Pulmonary Disease and Pregnancy

201

Respiratory Physiology of Normal Pregnancy

201

Introduction to Chronic Lung Disease in Pregnancy

202

Lymphangioleiomyomatosis and Pregnancy

202

Pulmonary Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis and Pregnancy

204

Sarcoidosis

204

Overview of Disease

204

Outcomes in Pregnancy and Sarcoidosis

204

Management of Sarcoidosis During Pregnancy

205

Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis in Pregnancy

205

Kyphoscoliosis

206

Overview of Disease

206

Kyphoscoliosis and Effects on Pulmonary Function

207

Kyphoscoliosis and Pregnancy

207

Lung Transplantation and Pregnancy

207

Smoking Cessation and Pregnancy

208

Anti-Smoking Interventions

209

Counseling

209

Pharmacologic Therapy

210

Lung Cancer in Pregnancy

210

Diagnosis

211

Treatment

211

Summary

212

References

212

Neuromuscular and Chest Wall Diseases in Pregnancy

216

Introduction

216

Neuromuscular Diseases

216

Chest Wall Diseases

217

Complications in Neuromuscular and Chest Wall Diseases During Pregnancy

217

Pregnancy

218

Labor

219

Postpartum

219

Management of Pregnancy in Neuromuscular and Chest Wall Diseases

219

Monitoring During Pregnancy

220

Respiratory Muscles Aids

221

Inspiratory Muscle Aids: Non-invasive Ventilation

221

IPPV Mouthpiece

222

IPPV Nasal

222

Expiratory Muscle Aids and Assisted Coughing

223

Manually Assisted Coughing

223

Mechanically Assisted Coughing

224

Glossopharyngeal Breathing

225

Pregnancy in Bulbar Neuromuscular Patients

225

Complications During Pregnancy that Can Affect Respiratory Function

225

Abbreviations

226

References

226

Pregnancy and the Cystic Fibrosis Patient

230

Introduction-Cystic Fibrosis

230

Sexual Health

231

Fertility

231

Bioethics and Pregnancy in the CF Patient

232

How Cystic Fibrosis Exerts Changes on Pregnancy

232

Perinatal Mortality

232

Maternal Morbidity and Mortality

233

How Pregnancy Exerts Changes on CF

234

Lung Function

234

Nutritional and Metabolic Changes

234

Cardiopulmonary Changes

235

Immunity

236

Factors in the Care of the Pregnant CF Patient

236

Nutritional and Metabolic Aspects

236

Labor and Delivery

236

Breastfeeding and Postpartum Care

237

Pharmacological Aspects and the Pregnant CF Patient

237

Lung Transplant and the Pregnant CF Patient

238

Summary

238

References

239

Pulmonary Complications of Collagen Vascular Disease in Pregnancy

241

Immunity and Pregnancy

241

Respiratory Physiology During Pregnancy

242

Systemic Sclerosis

243

The Effect of Pregnancy on Systemic Sclerosis

243

The Effect of Systemic Sclerosis on Pregnancy and Fetal Outcome

244

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

245

The Effect of Pregnancy on SLE

245

The Effect of SLE on Pregnancy and Fetal Outcome

245

Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome

246

Obstetric Complications

247

Thrombosis

247

The Catastrophic aPL Syndrome

248

Treatment of Pregnant Women with Antiphospholipid Syndrome

248

Rheumatoid Arthritis

248

The Effect of Pregnancy on RA

249

The Effect of RA on Pregnancy and Fetal Outcome

249

Spondyloarthropathies (SA):

249

Sjögren’s Syndrome

249

The Effect of Pregnancy on Sjögren’s Syndrome

249

The Effect of Sjögren’s Syndrome on Pregnancy and Fetal Outcome

249

Polymyositis and Dermatomyositis

250

The Effect of Pregnancy on Myositis

250

The Effect of Myositis on Pregnancy and Fetal Outcome

250

Conclusion

250

References

251

Venous Thromboembolism in Pregnancy

255

Introduction

255

Epidemiology

255

Preconception Counseling

257

Risk Factors

257

Activated Protein C Resistance and Factor V Leiden

258

Prothrombin Gene Variant

258

Protein C, Protein S, and Antithrombin Deficiencies

259

Antiphospholipid Antibodies

259

Hyperhomocysteinemia

259

Elevated Factor VIII

260

Compound Heterozygotes

260

Diagnosis

260

Clinical Predictors

261

Diagnostic Procedures

261

Arterial Blood Gases

261

Electrocardiography

262

Imaging Procedures

262

Radiation Exposure and Fetal Safety

262

Chest Radiography

262

Ventilation-Perfusion Scans

262

CT Pulmonary Angiograms

263

CTPA and Pregnancy

263

Fetal Radiation Exposure

264

Breast Radiation Exposure

264

Isolated Subsegmental Emboli

264

Pulmonary Angiography

265

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

265

Imaging of the Lower Extremities

265

Impedence Plethysmography

265

Compression Ultrasonography

266

Lower Extremity Venograms

267

Conventional Venograms

267

CT Venograms

268

MR Venograms

268

2-D Echocardiography

268

Laboratory Tests

268

D-Dimers

268

Prognostic Biomarkers

269

Other Thromboses

269

Management

270

Treatment

270

Pharmacologic Therapy

270

Pharmacokinetics, Dosing, and Monitoring

270

Complications

272

Fetal Safety

273

Duration of Therapy

273

Management of Anticoagulation Around Labor and Delivery

273

Non-pharmacologic Therapy

274

Thrombolytic Therapy

274

Prophylaxis for Thromboembolic Disease

274

Normal Pregnant Women

274

Thrombophilic Women with No Prior History of VTE or Prior Obstetric Complication

275

Ante-Partum Period

275

Post-Partum Period

275

Women with Previous VTE

275

Patients with Previous History of VTE

275

Patients with Current or Recent VTE, Currently on Treatment

276

Conclusion

277

References

277

Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension in Pregnancy

287

Introduction

287

The Pulmonary Circulation in Healthy Adults

288

Pulmonary Hypertension

289

The Pulmonary Circulation in Pregnancy

293

Association of Pulmonary Hypertension with Pregnancy

293

Evaluation of Pulmonary Hypertension in the Pregnant Patient

295

Treatment of Pulmonary Hypertension

298

Management of Pulmonary Hypertension in the Pregnant Patient

301

Management of Labor and Delivery in the Pulmonary Hypertensive Patient

303

Management of Pulmonary Hypertension in the Post-partum Patient

306

Summary and Conclusions

308

References

308

Pulmonary Procedures During Pregnancy

315

Introduction

315

Interventional Pulmonology

316

Multidisciplinary Approach

317

Pre-procedure Considerations

317

Positioning of the Patient

318

Topical Anesthesia and Conscious Sedation

319

Topical Anesthesia

319

Conscious Sedation

319

Patient and Fetal Monitoring

321

Bronchoscopy

322

Fluoroscopy

324

Pleural Procedures

325

Pleural Effusion

325

Thoracentesis

325

Pleural Space Drainage

327

Pleural Biopsy

328

References

328

Critical Illness in Pregnancy

332

Introduction

332

The Physiology of Pregnancy

333

General ICU Assessment

334

Circulatory Disorders in the Gravid Patient

335

Hypovolemic Shock

335

Causes of Hypovolemic Shock Unique to Pregnancy

337

Placental Abruption

337

Placenta Previa

337

Uterine Rupture

337

Uterine Atony

337

Septic Shock

338

Introduction

338

Management

338

General Principles

338

Early Goal Directed Therapy

339

Insulin Therapy for ‘‘Tight’’ Glucose Control

341

Drotrecogin Alpha (Activated Protein C)

341

Corticosteroids

342

Chorioamnionitis

342

Cardiogenic Shock

342

Introduction

342

General Management

343

Cardiac Dysfunction Acquired During Pregnancy

344

Peripartum Cardiomyopathy

344

Aortic Dissection

344

Critical Care Syndromes Specific to Pregnancy

344

Preeclampsia

344

Eclampsia

345

HELLP Syndrome

346

Pulmonary Embolism

346

Amniotic Fluid Embolism

348

Cardiopulmonary Arrest

348

Trauma

349

Summary

349

Clinical Pearls

349

Example Cases

350

Case One

350

Case Two

351

Case Three

351

References

352

Acute Lung Injury in Pregnancy

356

Introduction

356

Definition

356

Epidemiology

357

Clinical Features

357

Etiology

358

Pathogenesis

359

Hypoxemia During Pregnancy: Risks and Protections

360

Differential Diagnosis

362

Variants of Pulmonary Edema

362

Preeclampsia

362

Tocolytic-Induced Pulmonary Edema

362

Cardiogenic Pulmonary Edema

364

Rare in Pregnancy: Mimics of ARDS

366

Management

367

Monitoring

367

Ventilator Strategy

368

Non-invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation

370

Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP)

371

Oxygen Therapy

371

Circulatory Management

372

Experimental Therapy

373

Timing of Delivery

374

Outcomes

375

References

375

Airway Management and Mechanical Ventilation in Pregnancy

385

Introduction

385

Anatomic and Physiological Changes During Pregnancy

386

Airway Assessment

387

Preeclampsia and Airway-Related Changes

387

Morbid Obesity in Pregnancy and Airway

387

Aspiration of Gastric Contents

388

Obstetricians’ Role in Management of Airway

389

Incidence of Failed Intubation

389

Anesthesia and Maternal Mortality

389

Cesarean Section: Recognized Difficult Airway

389

Regional Anesthesia

389

Awake Intubation

390

Acute Fetal Distress

390

Cesarean Section: Unrecognized Difficult Airway

391

Airway Devices

391

Laryngeal Mask Airway

391

Proseal-LMA (PLMA)

392

Intubating Laryngeal Mask Airway (ILMA)

393

Combitube

393

Mechanical Ventilation in Pregnancy

394

Volume Control Type

394

Pressure Control Type

395

Dual Control Ventilators

395

Modes of Mechanical Ventilation

395

Controlled Mechanical Ventilation

395

Assist Control Mode (A/C)

395

Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation (SIMV)

396

Pressure Support Ventilation

396

Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)

396

PEEP

396

Oxygenation Goal

396

Ventilation Goal

397

Respiratory Physiology Issues in Pregnancy

397

Ventilator Setup: Choose

398

Calculations Important for Respiratory Monitoring

398

Weaning

399

Weaning Parameters

399

Conclusion

400

References

400

Index

404