… is no evidence of worsening of pulmonary fibrosis. In the IMPRESS study, 10% of women
(two with lung basal involvement) reported shortness of breath during pregnancy, but with no …

… with a total of 12 pregnancies, fetal loss complicated two pregnancies in women with severe
… Other cases were associated with the acute exacerbation of SSc complications in the mother…

… exhibited dysplastic changes in the prenatal period, with poor infant care (secondary
iatrogenic factor) only exacerbating a preexisting disorder and resulting in full hip dislocation. …

… associated with mothers who went without A1c testing in early pregnancy [47]. Another study
of 1649 … diabetes are also at risk for exacerbation of microvascular diabetic complications. …

… Worsening oligohydramnios may require early delivery or fetal intervention. In addition to …
can reverse the effects of early pregnancy renal anhydramnios to allow sufficient lung …

… fibrous dysplasia who became pregnant without a history of infertility. Unexpectedly, her
symptoms of fibrous dysplasia had improved during pregnancy. … exacerbation during pregnancy (…

… all pregnant women now undergo prenatal US screening at between 14 and 18 weeks’
gestation. All neonatally lethal skeletal dysplasias … such as fibrous dysplasia, radiographically …

… X-linked hypophosphataemia (XLH), autosomal dominant and recessive forms of rickets as
well as various syndromic conditions namely fibrous dysplasia/… , worsening renal function or …

… pregnancy, gestational age 37.0-41.0 weeks without non-obstetric comorbidities, exacerbation
… the following parameters: clinical pregnancy rate, early pregnancy loss rate, live birth rate…

… Pregnancy is generally associated with a global stability of SSc. Steen showed among 133
SSc pregnancies a worsening … in 88% of disease-related symptoms (Raynaud’s phenomenon…