Titlebook: Obstetric and Gynecologic Nephrology; Women’s Health Issue Mala Sachdeva,Ilene Miller Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Pregnan

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Renal Biopsy in Pregnancy: Risks, Benefits, Pathologic Findings, and Illustrative Examples,ered whenever the procedure is contemplated, weighing the risks to maternal health and ultimate pregnancy outcome. One must keep in mind potentiation of bleeding risk in a woman who is preeclamptic or who has uncontrolled hypertension. If the performance of a kidney biopsy is thought to result in a

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Acute Kidney Injury During Pregnancy,e, are the leading cause of PR-AKI. In women with existing kidney disease, worsening of renal function during pregnancy is common, and differentiating it from preeclampsia can be a challenge. This poses a dilemma as treatment options are very different in the two conditions, with premature terminati

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Chronic Kidney Disease in Pregnancy,gree of underlying renal insufficiency. Maladaptation to pregnancy predisposes pregnant women with moderate to severe renal insufficiency to the risk of progressive decline in renal function that can be irreversible, a risk that is unique to this population. Fertility rates decline with severity of

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Dialyzing a Pregnant Woman,of increasingly more advanced techniques in dialysis, dialyzing a pregnant woman has resulted in better outcomes for both the mother and the fetus. In this chapter, we review the indications for dialysis, how to decide which modality choice is preferable, and discuss common dialysis prescriptions th

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Pregnancy and Kidney Transplantation,ffspring. It is important that counseling commence pretransplant and continue through the posttransplant period in women of childbearing age. Care of a gravid transplant recipient should include a transplant nephrologist working closely with a high-risk obstetrician. More studies are needed to clari

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Outcomes of Pregnancy After Transplantation: National Transplant Pregnancy Registry,ients who have had pregnancies including those pregnancies fathered by male transplant recipients. The NTPR collects data regarding pregnancy outcomes in all types of solid-organ transplant recipients, of which the kidney cohort is the largest. Eligible participants are identified to the NTPR by the

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