In general, strategies for the treatment of cancer in pregnancy should not differ significantly
from the treatment regimens in non-pregnant women. However, this is difficult due to either …

Breast cancer diagnosed during pregnancy is a challenging situation for the patient and her
medical team. As women are delaying childbirth, the incidence is expected to increase. Most …

Breast cancer in pregnancy is rare with an incidence of 1: 3,000 to 1: 10,000 and is the
second most common after cervical cancer. The outlook for such patients is less favourable …

One in 1000 pregnancies is complicated with cancer with the most common tumors being
breast cancer, cervical cancer, thyroid, leukemia, lymphoma, and ovarian cancer. It is often …

Background: The management of women who have breast cancers diagnosed whilst they
are pregnant is challenging. The aim is to give optimal treatment to the mother to maximise …

PURPOSE: To provide guidance for clinicians about the diagnosis, staging and treatment of
breast cancer occurring during an otherwise uncomplicated pregnancy. METHODS: An …

Cancer complicates pregnancy very rarely (estimated incidence 1: 1000 pregnancies),
though this co-existence is likely to become more common in view of the prolongation of …

Objectives To study the outcome of pregnancies complicated by malignant disease, in
particular neonatal morbidity and mortality after in utero exposure to chemotherapy. Methods …

Over the last decade, advances in oncology led to improved treatment results and
increasing numbers of long-term cancer survivors. Fulfilling the desire to have children is …

Objectives Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers occurring in pregnancy. Data
on survival of these patients and their obstetrical complications are still limited. Study design …