Prophylactic treatment with nadroparin in pregnancy and puerperium

The specialized book "Prophylactic treatment with nadroparin in pregnancy and puerperium" offers a comprehensive analysis of venous thromboembolic diseases that can occur during pregnancy and the postpartum period. These conditions, including deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, pose significant health risks for pregnant women and are recognized as a public health issue. The authors, Yanet Pardo and Jorge Luis Menéndez, highlight the increased incidence rates of these diseases, which rise 2 to 4 times during pregnancy, particularly in the case of a cesarean section compared to vaginal delivery. The book also discusses specific risk factors, such as reduced blood circulation in the left leg region, which is exacerbated by the supine position of the pregnant woman. The results of relevant studies are presented to promote a better understanding of the prevention and treatment of these conditions.