Background Reproductive function in women with end stage renal disease generally
improves after kidney transplant. However, pregnancy remains challenging due to the risk of …

Approximately 50 000 women of reproductive age in the United States are currently living
after kidney transplantation (KT), and another 2800 undergo KT each year. Although KT …

Objective To present the first clinical pregnancy after uterus transplantation. Design Case
study. Setting Tertiary center. Patient (s) A 23-year-old Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser …

Reproductive success is a common, expected outcome for male and female recipients of
solid-organ transplants. Men can father children, and women can become pregnant and …

Objective: To assess maternal, neonatal and graft outcomes after pregnancy in patients with
kidney transplantation, and to compare the immunosuppressive therapies used. Methods …

Abstract Registries from North America, Australia and Europe are rich sources of clinical
data on pregnancy after kidney transplantation. Single-center reports of pregnancy …

Female renal transplant recipients of childbearing age may ask what the outcomes are for
pregnancy and whether pregnancy will affect graft function. We analyzed obstetric and …

Recipients of solid organ transplants who become pregnant represent an obstetrically high‐
risk population. Preconception planning and effective contraception tailored to the individual …

Given increased rates of preeclampsia, preterm delivery, low birth weight, and increased risk
of cesarean section, a multidisciplinary team must be involved, which will tend to everything …

Background Pregnancies after solid organ transplant are at a higher risk of antepartum
admission and pregnancy complications including cesarean delivery. Emergent prelabor …