Successful Pregnancy in a 29-Year-Old G3P2 Shortly After Unilateral Pneumonectomy and Systemic Chemotherapy for Lung Cancer: A Case Report

Aloufi, Daniah; Baradwan, Saeed; AlTurkistany, Samira; Hakeem, Ghaidaa

doi:10.12659/ajcr.939227

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Pregnancy and Lung Cancer: What We Know2

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“…Surgery may also be used as a palliative measure for patients with extensive bone metastasis or those at risk for spinal cord compression. 29,30 Before the 1990s, radiation was fully excluded in the treatment of pregnancy-related cancers. 31 Newer techniques including intensity-modulated radiotherapy have reduced toxicity to surrounding healthy tissue.…”

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“…Here, surgery is recommended to be performed in a tertiary, large‐volume center with available high‐risk obstetrics specialists. Surgery may also be used as a palliative measure for patients with extensive bone metastasis or those at risk for spinal cord compression 29,30 . Before the 1990s, radiation was fully excluded in the treatment of pregnancy‐related cancers 31 .…”

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