Titlebook: Cancer and Pregnancy; Eytan R. Barnea,Eric Jauniaux,Peter E. Schwartz Book 2001 Springer-Verlag London Limited 2001 angiogenesis.apoptosis

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230104181hese examples of the unique sensitivity of the unborn to not only structural anomalies but also tumorigenesis has further raised interest in understanding the malleability of the developing organism in response to therapeutic, occupational and environmental exposures.

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The Epidemiology of Cancer in Pregnancyient’s wishes regarding her pregnancy. A relative paucity of experience with cancer in pregnancy among clinicians further complicates the situation. It is difficult to imagine circumstances that are more stressful to the patient or more challenging to her physician.

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Placental and Fetal Cancersy exceptionally spread beyond the placental barrier and thus are of little or no consequence to the mother. These unusual cancers are the basis of this chapter, in which the focus is on the role of non-invasive investigation in the diagnosis, follow-up and management of pregnancies presenting with a placental or fetal cancer.

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e value of rigorous investigation of pregnancy for understan.Cancer and Pregnancy. covers the clinical challenges to diagnosing and treating malignancies in the pregnant patient; however, the book also shows how an understanding of the common features of both processes (rapid cell proliferation) may

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137428868e early delivery. Attempts to simultaneously optimize maternal and fetal wellbeing are further complicated by the paucity of well-controlled clinical evidence to guide treatment decisions. As a result, difficult ethical and moral considerations are often required of both parents and the medical team.

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Junru Yang,Gary K. W. Wong,Clive Dawesit to the status of a special disease entity in its own right, whereas recently it has been suggested that breast cancer and pregnancy should be considered two entirely separate conditions with none of the traditional interactions jointly attributed to them (Merkel 1996).