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

Haematological cancer in pregnancy, although rare, poses a substantial risk to both mother
and fetus. Hodgkin's lymphoma is the most common, followed by non-Hodgkin lymphoma …

Purpose The aim of this study was to assess the management and the obstetrical and
neonatal outcomes of pregnancies complicated by cancer. Patients and Methods In an …

Please cite this paper as: Lee Y, Roberts C, Dobbins T, Stavrou E, Black K, Morris J, Young
J. Incidence and outcomes of pregnancy‐associated cancer in Australia, 1994–2008: a …

Women of childbearing age experience an increased breast cancer risk associated with a
completed pregnancy. For younger women, this increase in breast cancer risk is transient …

Objectives The aims of this study were to estimate the occurrence of pregnancy-associated
cancer overall and by site, to evaluate if the risk increases over time, and to investigate some …

Background: The paucity of data on fetal effects of prenatal exposure to chemotherapy
prompted us to study the transplacental transport of commonly used anticancer agents in a …

Objective: To promote careful education, administration, monitoring and restricted
distribution when prescribing and dispensing chemotherapeutic and potentially teratogenic …

Cancer complicating pregnancy endangers two lives. Any approach should look at both
maternal and foetal safety. Maternal prognosis will not improve by terminating the …

Objective To estimate the incidence and outcomes of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN)
and cervical cancer in pregnancy. Methods We conducted a population-based cohort study …