Key result
Planned pregnancy management in heart transplant recipients outlines key principles for solid organ transplant care.
Why the study?
Fertility often returns after solid organ transplantation in females of childbearing age, creating a need to address planned pregnancy management.
Provides management principles for planned pregnancies in heart transplant recipients.
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Management principles for pregnancy after heart transplant may apply to other recipients; leaves open need for prospective data to guide practice.
Solid organ transplantation often leads to the return of fertility in recipients. In females of childbearing age this can be accompanied by a desire to have children. The present paper discusses a planned pregnancy in a heart transplant recipient and outlines important -management issues. These principles of management can be applied to most solid organ transplant recipients.
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Wasywich et al. (2004) studied this question. Planned pregnancy in a heart transplant recipient involves specific management principles that are broadly applicable to most solid organ transplant recipients.
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