Resumen
El embarazo se asocia con 5 a 10 veces mayor riesgo de enfermedad tromboembólica venosa, convirtiéndose en un escenario particular y complejo para la anticoagulación dada la necesidad de seguridad fetal y limitada representación en estudios de eficacia disponibles. Durante la gestación existen tres principales situaciones clínicas: la enfermedad tromboembólica venosa sin factor de riesgo precipitante, el síndrome antifosfolípido y las portadoras de válvulas mecánicas protésicas; todas con un alto riesgo de complicaciones materno-fetales, por lo que es vital conocer los anticoagulantes disponibles para cada patología, su evidencia científica, eventos adversos y características farmacológicas con el fin de realizar el mejor abordaje terapéutico y disminuir complicaciones asociadas. El objetivo es describir los avances de los anticoagulantes en escenarios clínicos de mayor impacto antes de la concepción, durante el embarazo y postparto y servir de herramienta con el fin de realizar el mejor abordaje terapéutico y disminuir complicaciones asociadas. MÉD.UIS.2020;33(2):65-73.
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