Kanker En Zwangerschap: Longitudinale Opvolging Van De Ontwikkeling Van Het Kind Na Prenatale Blootstelling Aan Maternale Kanker
Year: 2024
Type: dissertation
Abstract: Previous research conducted by the Cancer in Pregnancy research group has shown that oncological treatment in pregnancy may be effective without adverse impact upon the health and development of the child. However, long-term follow-up is limited and several findings, such as a tendency towards lower birthweight and a lower verbal IQ in children exposed to chemo- and/or radiotherapy in utero, require further investigation. This PhD will therefore continue the work from a previous thesis to improve our understanding of the possible consequences of oncological treatment(s) during pregnancy and hence optimise the treatment of pregnant women with cancer.
Source: Lirias
Author: Van Assche, Indra
Language: English
Topic: Family Support in Illness
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
Awards: Cancer and pregnancy: effects of prenatal exposure to cancer treatment on neurocognitive development: an MRI and ERP study, G2397620260, G3442758914, G471427310, Effecten van kanker of een kankerbehandeling tijdens de zwangerschap op het kind (CRADLE-II), Optimization of staging and treatment in pregnant patients with cervical cancer., G8767236823
OpenAlex ID: W7057410361
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