Breast cancer staging and treatment are possible during pregnancy, and should be defined
in a multidisciplinary setting. Tumour biology, tumour stage, and gestational stage at …

Objective To summarize the psychosocial experience of women with breast cancer from a
lifespan perspective by examining the findings of qualitative studies. Methods A meta …

Objective Little is known about the process of becoming a mother in women who
experienced a breast cancer diagnosis (BC). In this qualitative study, we investigated …

Cancer in pregnancy, defined as a cancer diagnosed during pregnancy, is a rare but severe
condition presenting both clinical and ethical challenges. During the last two decades a …

Abstract Objective Up to 51.5% of women diagnosed with cancer during pregnancy
experience trauma (eg, intrusive thoughts, avoidance) and 20% report anxiety. Maternal …

Background: Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among Australian women. In
2019, an estimated 19,000 women in Australia were diagnosed with breast cancer, with …

Background Cancer during pregnancy is a rare event. However, knowledge about treatment
has progressed in recent years with improved maternal and neonatal outcomes. The …

Objectives There is a global increase in the number of women diagnosed with cancer during
their pregnancy and a nascent evidence base to guide their supportive care. The purposes …

Objective Gestational cancer is defined as any type of cancer diagnosed during pregnancy
or within 12 months of delivery. To date, existing studies on the psychological aspects of this …

Cervical cancer in pregnancy: diagnosis, staging and treatment Page 1 Cervical cancer in
pregnancy: diagnosis, staging and treatment Tamara Howe MBBS MRCOG PGDipMedEd (Merit),a …