Simple Summary Cancer treatment during pregnancy can raise many difficult questions.
Currently available clinical practice guidelines offer very limited ethical guidance for …

Female infertility is a significant health issue worldwide with a rising incidence. Anti-cancer
therapy is one of the most important reasons for increasing infertility. Although anti-cancer …

The management of cancer during pregnancy requires a patient-centered, multidisciplinary
approach to balance maternal and fetal well-being given the rarity of this clinical scenario …

Simple Summary Concurrence of pregnancy and cancer diagnosis is an uncommon but not
rare event: about 1 pregnancy-associated cancer (PAC) out of 1000 pregnancies is the …

Background We examined adverse birth outcomes among adolescent and young adult
women diagnosed with cancer (AYA women, ages 15-39 years) during pregnancy. Methods …

Introduction Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed malignancy during pregnancy.
Breast cancer during pregnancy is a challenging clinical condition requiring proper and …

Neurologic disorders requiring surgical intervention during pregnancy are not uncommon,
and many anesthesiologists will care for a pregnant woman in need of a neurosurgical …

Purpose When a pregnant woman is diagnosed with cancer, she faces complex and unique
challenges while navigating both obstetric and oncological care. Despite often being the …

Pregnancy-associated breast cancer is challenging to treat. Treatment with
chemotherapeutic agents such as anthracyclines poses a risk of cardiotoxicity, despite being …

Although cancer is the most common cause of mortality in women 45–64 years old and the
second most common cause of death in women 20–44 years old, cancer only occurs in …