XXXX associated with pregnancy. A report of six cases, with a review of the literature.

@entity1 @entity706 @entity3465 @entity2109 @entity5869 @entity1893
Six @entity1 with @entity1893 diagnosed during late pregnancy or shortly thereafter are reported. Three @entity1 had @entity1893 and three, intermediate-grade histologic features. Five of the six @entity1 were in Stage 4 and one was Stage 1. Only three had the diagnosis of @entity1893 during pregnancy, and in these three cases the disease appeared to progress rapidly after delivery. The other three @entity1 probably had @entity706 during pregnancy; @entity706 was widespread at the time of their diagnosis, but the diagnosis was only established on biopsy specimens after delivery in all three instances. Five @entity1 had full-term natural deliveries with normal @entity1 . A single @entity1 with @entity2109 had a @entity3465 with a cesarean section in the 29th week because of @entity5869 probably due to @entity706 of the uterine wall. In this case both mother and @entity1 died within 48 hours of delivery. The other five @entity1 were treated soon after delivery. Published literature dealing with this topic is scanty and inconclusive; accordingly this report attempts to discuss management of @entity706 in pregnancy, based on the authors' limited experience with these six @entity1 .
