CONCLUSION
In conclusion, women with high resistance and hypodynamic circulation
(characterized by reduced CO and increased SVR, PKR and FTc) at the end
of pregnancy, before the onset of labor, appear to be at much greater
risk of developing delivery complications. For this reason, the maternal
hemodynamic assessment at the end of pregnancy could improve the ability
to predict adverse outcome during labor in low-risk women. These
patients, which wouldn’t have been identify with traditional method,
could benefit from a closer surveillance to prevent maternal and fetal
complications.