Management of Hodgkin' Disease Coexistent with Pregnancy1
Management of Hodgkin' Disease Coexistent with Pregnancy1
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妊娠期霍奇金病的治疗1
作者:
M. Becker;G. Hyman
When overt Hodgkin' disease is complicated by pregnancy, many problems arise for the obstetrician, the radiotherapist, the internist, and the chemotherapist. Among the questions asked are: How should Hodgkin' disease be treated? Will treatment have a harmful effect upon the fetus? Should the pregnancy be terminated? The following case reports illustrate some of these problems. Case Reports Case I: L. S. G., a 25-year-old housewife, was admitted on May 3, 1961, with a past history of radiotherapy administered for cervical Hodgkin' disease at the age of nineteen years and no recurrence within the past six years. In the interim the patient had married and given birth to two normal children. When admitted, she was in acute respiratory distress with clinical and radiological evidence of pericardial effusion. The patient was digitalized, given mercurial diuretics, and maintained on a salt-poor regimen. A pericardiocentesis was performed. As the sanguineous pericardial effusion was considered secondary to Hodgki...