text: <unk><unk>  (PPCM) is a form of dilated<unk>  that is defined as a deterioration in cardiac function presenting between the last month of gestation and up to six months post-partum. The etiology of postpartum<unk>  is unknown. Reported prevalence of postpartum<unk>  in United States is estimated to be 1 case per 1300-15,000 live births.  Treatment for the<unk>  is similar to treatment for congestive heart failure. Delivery is the recommeded overall treatment to decrease the volume load, improve ventricular function and simplify the medical management of these patients.
option_0: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and peripartum cardiomyopathy
option_1: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and valvular heart disease
option_2: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and arrhythmias
option_3: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and acute myocardial infarction
option_4: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and congenital heart disease
option_5: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and connective tissue disorders
option_6: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and pulmonary hypertension
option_7: Cardiac disease in pregnancy and hypertension