Savaş KARAKUŞ, Çaglar YILDIZ, Mehmet ŞENCAN, Fatih BOLAT, Özlem BOZOKLU AKKAR, İsmail AKKAR, Meral ÇETİN, Hatice TERZİ

Gebelikte hematolojik maligniteli üç olgu; hala teşhis zor ve tedavi etmek zor

Gebelik süresince hematolojik maligniteler nadirdir ve gebelik semptomları ile benzer olduğundan dolayı sıklıkla tanıda bir gecikme vardır. Bu yüzden, hasta ve hekim için bir çok medikal, psikolojik, sosyal ve etik problemler ile başa çıkmak için hematoloji, kadın doğum ve pediatri uzmanlarını içeren medikal bir takımın multidisipliner yaklaşımına gereksinim vardır. Burada gebeliği boyunca hematolojik malignite tanısı almış üç vakayı sunduk; faklı klinik tablo ile kliniğimize kabul ettiğimiz akut myeloid lösemi, akut lenfoblastik lösemi ve b hücreli nonhodgkin lenfoma. Doğum öncesi dönem süresince hematolojik malignitelerde ilgili sağlık çalışanlarının farkındalığını artırmak için önlemlere ihtiyaç vardır.

Three cases of hematologic malignancies in pregnancy: Still difficult to diagnose and hard to treat

The hematologic malignancies during pregnancy are rare and there is often a delay in diagnosis because of the similarity of symptoms to those of pregnancy. Therefore the management of disease necessitates many medical, psychological, social, and ethical problems for the patient and physician to deal with and a multidisciplinary approach of a medical team consisting of hematologist, obstetrician and pediatrician. Here, we present three cases of hematologic malignancies during pregnancy; acute myeloid leukemia, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, and Bcell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma that were admitted to our clinic with different clinical presentation. There is a need for measures to increase the awareness of health workers related to hematologic malignancies during antenatal care.

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