Pregnancy-Associated SCAD Is Often More Severe Yet Still Conservatively Managed
NEW ORLEANS — Women with pregnancy-associated spontaneous coronary artery dissection (P-SCAD) had a more severe presentation than those with SCAD who were not pregnant (NP-SCAD), according to a cohort study. Based on prospectively collected data from the iSCAD registry, those with P-SCAD had lower rates of fibromuscular dysplasia than women with NP-SCAD (31% vs 45%,…
