Role of MicroRNAs in Cardiac Disease with Stroke in Pregnancy

Table 2

The imaging modalities in pregnancy.

Imagines modality	Imaging finding	Indications
Electrocardiography	The interpretation of ECG the heart rotates to the left with a 15–20° leftward axis deviation in most women in pregnancy.	Finding structural heart diseases
Echocardiography	Usually, some changes occur in echo parameters during pregnancy such as an increase in valve gradient, changes in the thickness of the LV wall, and dilation of the chamber quite mild.	Delivery of the status for the structures and functions of the heart
Chest radiography	Diagnostic cardiovascular radiographic examination	The condition of the heart, lungs, airways, blood vessels, and the bones of the spine and chest showing by images
Computed tomography	The X-rays reveal the images of the part of the body obtained in the various orthogonal plane.	Anomalous coronary artery and aortic dissection
Magnetic resonance imaging	Any abnormality of fetus	Congenital heart disease, aortic disease, and stroke
	Cerebral edema, ischemia, and hemorrhage
Ultrasonography	Fetal heart rate, fetal position, and fetal presentation	The initial procedure for monitoring fetal well-being in pregnancy