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INTRODUCTION: Inflammatory bowel disease often affects women during their reproductive years, causing management concerns for obstetricians caring for these patients during pregnancy. TREATMENT: Apart from methotrexate, most drugs used regularly to treat ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease can safely be used by pregnant women. No causal...

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Care of pregnant women with multiple sclerosis (MS) is challenging because of the multiple physiological changes associated with pregnancy and the need to consider the impact of any intervention on the foetus. Pregnancy is associated with clinical MS stability or improvement, while the rate of relapse rises significantly during the first three...

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INTRODUCTION: An increased incidence of maternal cardiac arrhythmias is observed during pregnancy and they can range from clinically irrelevant isolated premature beats to debilitating supraventricular and ventricular tachycardias. DISCUSSION: Management of arrhythmias during pregnancy is similar to that in non-pregnant patients. However, the...

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There is presently no agreement on the value of histologic examination of tissue samples obtained from voluntary pregnancy terminations (VPTs). Some authors believe that material obtained from uterine cavity curettage must always be histologically examined, while others propose to reserve histologic examination for specific cases of illness or...

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