Pregnancy in recipients of solid organs - Effects on mother and child

Article Abstract:

Substantial gaps remain about the knowledge of pregnancy for transplant recipeints and its effects on the child. Physicians should be strongly encouraged to report both favorable and unfavorable pregnancy outcomes to existing registries and patients undergoing transplantation should be kept thoroughly informed about the potential risks of pregnancy as well as the risks for the offspring.

Patient outcomes, Pregnant women

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Ethical considerations related to pregnancy in transplant recipients

Article Abstract:

The way by which physicians can ethically address fertility issues with female transplant recipients is discussed. Physicians need to be proactive in discussing fertility issues and should counsel their patients regarding the timing of pregnancy, as well as the risks and alternatives.

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Infection in solid-organ transplant recipients

Article Abstract:

The general concepts in the management of transplantation-associated infections are reviewed and recent advances and challenges are discussed.

Infection, Diagnosis, Organ transplant recipients

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