Publications by authors named "Arianna Galante"
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- - Colorectal cancer (CRC) during pregnancy is very rare, occurring in about 0.8 out of every 100,000 pregnancies, and presents significant diagnostic challenges due to overlapping symptoms and limited imaging options.
- - The study highlights two advanced CRC cases in pregnant patients and includes a systematic review of 66 relevant studies, revealing that severe symptoms and acute abdomen were linked to earlier delivery compared to milder cases.
- - Findings suggest that pregnant women who received chemotherapy had better delivery outcomes and similar neonatal health compared to those who did not, indicating that interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for managing CRC in pregnant individuals.
Depressive disorders are related to obstetrical and neonatal complications. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the outcomes of pregnancy in women suffering from depressive disorders, who are treated or not treated with pharmacotherapy during pregnancy. The maternal and neonatal outcomes of 281 pregnant women with depressive disorders (D group-DG), who delivered their babies at Sant'Anna Hospital of Turin, were compared with those of a control group of 200 depression-free, healthy, pregnant women, who were matched for maternal age (C group-CG).
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