Fertility, pregnancy and delivery in women after biventricular repair for double outlet right ventricle. 
To investigate outcome of pregnancy and fertility in women with double outlet right ventricle (DORV).  Using 2 congenital heart disease registries, 21 female patients with DORV (aged 18-39 years) were retrospectively identified.  Detailed recordings of each patient and their completed (>20 weeks gestation) pregnancies were recorded.  Overall, 10 patients had 19 pregnancies, including 3 spontaneous miscarriages (16%).  During the 16 live birth pregnancies, primarily (serious) noncardiac complications were observed, e.g. premature labor/delivery (n = 7 and n = 3, respectively), small for gestational age (n = 4), preeclampsia (n = 2) and recurrence of congenital heart disease (n = 2).  Except for postpartum endocarditis and deterioration of subpulmonary obstruction, only mild cardiac complication pregnancies were recorded.  Two women with children reported secondary female infertility.  Several menstrual cycle disorders were reported: secondary amenorrhea (n = 4), primary amenorrhea (n = 3) and oligomenorrhea (n = 2).  Successful pregnancy in women with DORV is possible.  Primarily noncardiac complications were observed and only few (minor) cardiac complications.  Infertility and menstrual cycle disorders appear to be more prevalent.