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Maternal cardiac adaptation to subsequent pregnancy in formerly pre‐eclamptic women according to recurrence of pre‐eclampsia

Left‐ventricular remodeling in women with pre‐eclampsia (PE) is concentric rather than eccentric, and tends to persist postpartum, particularly after early‐onset PE. This study was designed to determine whether prepregnancy cardiac geometry and function along with cardiac adaptation to the subsequent pregnancy in former early‐onset PE patients differs between those who do and those who do not develop recurrent PE later on in their second pregnancy.