Pregnancy-associated cancers: a population-based study

Introduction: Pregnancy-associated cancers are malignant neoplasms (MNs) diagnosed during pregnancy or within 12 months after delivery. The study aimed to evaluate the prevalence of pregnancy-associated at population level. Materials and methods: database was created from databases two regional systems: automated system Pregnancy Monitoring Program ONCOR system. Results: Overall, 357 female patients with were identified. incidence rate 1.659 per 1,000 pregnancies. most common MN localizations cervix, breast, thyroid, ovary. Most between 45 49 years age. Stage IV breast cancer identified in a large proportion women undergoing Conversely, cervical ovarian commonly early stages. 1-year survival higher than entire population. Conclusions: still complex poorly understood issue that requires additional studies, disease-specific monitoring treatment protocols.