Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0044p226 | Reproduction | SFEBES2016

A multidisciplinary specialist team for pregnancy in Turner’s syndrome improves survival and maternal and fetal outcomes

Kumarasinghe Gayathri , Calanchini Matilde , Mackillop Lucy , Weingart Emma , Orchard Elizabeth , Turner Helen

Aims: Turner’s syndrome (TS) is associated with bicuspid aortic valve (BAV), ascending aortic dilatation (AD), aortic coarctation, and hypertension. Pregnancy in TS is associated with increased risk of aortic dissection (2%), gestational hypertension, pre-eclampsia and a 2% risk of maternal mortality.This retrospective study aimed to assess the effectiveness of a multidisciplinary team (MDT) comprising endocrinologist, cardiologist and maternal medi...

ea0044p227 | Reproduction | SFEBES2016

Re-evaluation of safety in pregnancy following oocyte donation in Turner’s Syndrome; is it time to modify the guidelines?

Kumarasinghe Gayathri , Calanchini Matilde , Mackillop Lucy , Weingart Emma , Orchard Elizabeth , Turner Helen

Aims: Oocyte donation (OD) is increasingly utilised in women with Turner’s syndrome (TS). However, guidelines state TS a ‘relative contraindication’ for pregnancy, due to increased risk of aortic dissection (AD 2%) and maternal mortality (2%). Recent data on OD-related morbidity and mortality in TS has raised further concern. We aimed to analyse cardiovascular risk profiles of TS women undergoing OD and those with spontaneous pregnancy (SP), and determine outcom...

ea0041ep663 | Female Reproduction | ECE2016

Pre-pregnancy risk assessment and combined multidisciplinary care improves pregnancy outcomes in women with Turner’s syndrome

Kumarasinghe Gayathri , Calanchini Matilde , Mackillop Lucy , Ormerod Oliver , Manning Nicky , Orchard Elizabeth , Turner Helen

Aims: Women with Turner’s syndrome (TS) are increasingly undertaking pregnancies, either via natural conception (mosaic TS) or assisted conception (AC). Increased TS pregnancies have led to reports suggesting high risk of pregnancy associated aortic dissection (AOD) 2%, and maternal mortality 2% due to underlying aortic valve abnormalities and aortopathies. However, the literature is limited to small case series. We report our practice providing risk-assessment and combin...