Fertility, Pregnancy Rate, and Neonatal Outcome of Patient with Adenomyosis

Evaluation of Outcome of Mothers with Breast Cancer during Pregnancy, Fetal and Neonatal Development

uction:Breast cancer is the most common cancer in pregnant and non-pregnant women. It also occurs in one out of 3000 to 10000 delivery. The aim of this study is the evaluation of peri-natal and maternal outcome in women with pregnancy associated breast cancer. Method:case series were reviewed retrospectively, which included 9 pregnant women diagnosed with cancer in shahid sadoughi hospital fro...

Management of adenomyosis in subfertile women and pregnancy outcome.

OBJECTIVES To assess the outcome of treatment with only gonadotropin releasing hormone agonists (Gn-RHa) versus combined conservative surgery and Gn-RHa therapy in the management of sub-fertile patients with symptomatic uterine adenomyosis. METHODS A retrospective study of the two treatment modalities allocated to 40 sub-fertile patients with pathology-proven adenomyosis over a period of eigh...

Fertility Outcome after Treatment of Unruptured Ectopic Pregnancy with Two Different Methotrexate Protocols

Pregnancy outcome and fertility control in Aberdeen.

In Aberdeen the birth-rate fell from 17'6 in 1961 to its lowest level, 1441, in 1969 and then rose slightly to 14 7 in 1971 (Medical Officer of Health Report, 1971). From the mid-sixties birth-rates generally were falling in Britain and in other western societies affected by similar demographic and socio-economic forces but Aberdeen's rate fell to a lower level than that of England and Wales (1...

Fertility preservation and pregnancy outcome after malignancy.

PURPOSE OF REVIEW The overall survival and cure rates of patients with childhood and adult malignancies have improved dramatically, but cancer treatment can be associated with diminished reproductive potential. However, research on the preservation of fertility in these patients has given patients new options. This article discusses the mechanisms of reproductive failure after cancer therapy an...