Transplacental and Other Routes of Cancer Transmission Between Individuals

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Transplacental and Other Routes of Cancer Transmission Between Individuals

25 May 2003

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Cancer in pregnancy is not rare, and the possibility of transmission of malignancy from mother to child, while infrequent, represents a clinical challenge for the primary pediatric hematologist-oncologist. The authors summarize all reported cases of vertically transmitted cancer and review other reported cases of person-to-person transfer of malignancy. As these cases represent a unique physiologic model of tumor...

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PMID: 12794519
DOI: 10.1097/00043426-200306000-00002

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