Grossesse et transplantation rénale

Kallel, H.; Kossai, I. El; Kacem, Imen; Mondher, H.; Romdhane, B. Ben; Jamelleddine, M.

doi:10.1016/j.nephro.2016.07.307

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“…Même si elles sont plus fréquentes, ces grossesses présentent néanmoins des risques importants de complications diverses, tant pour la mère que pour l'enfant [4][5][6][7]. Les traitements immunosuppresseurs, indispensables suite à une transplantation, doivent être maintenus durant la grossesse afin d'éviter le rejet de la greffe.…”

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Grossesses après une transplantation rénale : quelles conséquences sur le développement cognitif des enfants ?

Dardier¹,

Lacroix²,

Vigneau

2021

Néphrologie & Thérapeutique

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Thanks to medical progress in the field of kidney transplantation, the quality of life of women suffering from kidney failure has greatly improved in recent years. As a result, their fertility has increased significantly and pregnancies are now more frequent and safer. Kidney transplantation requires constant immunosuppressive treatment during pregnancy. These products can cross the placental barrier and their prescription is therefore subject to rigorous medical monitoring. There are many environmental factors that can affect the development of the child during pregnancy and affect its subsequent cognitive development. The possible impact of these immunosuppressive treatments on the medium-and long-term intellectual development of the children concerned is as yet little documented. Even if the available data are reassuring, the methodologies used in this work nevertheless raise questions and legitimize the development of complementary research. The aim of this review is to propose a synthesis of existing data in this field and to open up avenues for future research.

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