Postoperative tailored radiotherapy for locally advanced breast carcinoma during pregnancy: a therapeutic dilemma

Article Abstract:

When doctors discovered that a woman with breast cancer receiving radiation treatment was pregnant, they were able to reduce the dose of radiation so she could continue receiving treatment and still maintain the pregnancy. Normally, pregnant women with cancer are advised to have an abortion.

Health aspects, Fetus, Breast cancer, Cancer patients, Radiotherapy

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Pregnancy-associated recurrent hemolytic uremic syndrome with fetal thrombotic vasculopathy in the placenta

Article Abstract:

Hemolytic uremic syndrome in pregnant women may also affect the fetus, according to doctors who treated a pregnant woman who developed the syndrome in two of her three pregnancies. Examination of the placenta after the third birth showed severe damage that might have hurt the fetus.

Case studies, Hemolytic-uremic syndrome

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Pemphigoid gestationis: a review

Article Abstract:

The immunological aspects, diagnosis, and treatment of pemphigoid gestationis is reviewed. This autoimmune skin disease causes severe blistering and usually occurs only during pregnancy.

Autoimmune diseases, Pemphigus

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