Maternal bariatric surgery: adverse outcomes in neonates.

Background: The obesity epidemic in developed countries has led to an increased prevalence of obese women of reproductive age. As maternal obesity has far-reaching consequences for both mother and child, the consensus is that weight loss before pregnancy will reduce obesity-related morbidity and mortality. Therefore, an increasing number of women become pregnant after undergoing obesity surgery.

Hodgkin's disease and scleroderma.

We report here the uncommon association between scleroderma and Hodgkin's disease in a 42 years male.