Echocardiographic evaluation of cardiovascular hemodynamic in preeclampsia

 

Shripad Vithalrao Dhanorkar¹, Balasaheb Eknathrao Karad^2*

 

¹Associate Professor, ²Professor and Head, Department of Medicine, Gouri Devi Institute of medical sciences, Rajbandh, Durgapur, West Bengal, INDIA.

Email: karadbalasaheb@gmail.com, svdhanorkar@gmail.com

 

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