Assessment and Prediction of Cardiovascular Contributions to Severe Maternal Morbidity
Aarti Thakkar(Johns Hopkins University), Garima Sharma(Guru Nanak Dev University), Isabelle Malhamé(McGill University Health Centre), Sara Thorne(National Health Service), Rohan D’Souza(McMaster University), Minhal Makshood(Johns Hopkins University), Andreea A. Creanga(Johns Hopkins University), Brent Gudenkauf(Johns Hopkins University), Afshan B. Hameed(University of California, Irvine), Sonia M. Grandi(University of Toronto)
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