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Pregnancy Outcomes Related to Mycophenolate Exposure in Female Kidney Transplant Recipients by King, R. W., Baca, M. J., Armenti, V. T., Kaplan, B.

“…In 2012, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued guidelines advising kidney transplant recipients (KTRs) to discontinue mycophenolate (MPA) in preparation…”
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Pregnancy After Transplantation: Milestones and Assessments of Risk by Armenti, V. T.

“…This editorial provides a perspective on the milestones and current issues that relate to risk assessment in transplant recipients considering parenthood. See…”
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Drug safety issues in Pregnancy following transplantation and immunosuppression : Effects and outcomes by ARMENTI, V. T, MORITZ, M. J, DAVISON, J. M

“…Successful pregnancy outcomes are possible after solid organ transplantation. While there are risks to mother and fetus, there has not been an increased…”
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National transplantation Pregnancy Registry--outcomes of 154 pregnancies in cyclosporine-treated female kidney transplant recipients by Armenti, V T, Ahlswede, K M, Ahlswede, B A, Jarrell, B E, Moritz, M J, Burke, J F

“…Outcomes of pregnancies from 115 female kidney transplant recipients maintained on cyclosporine before and during pregnancy were obtained from questionnaires,…”
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Developmental well-being in offspring of women receiving cyclosporine post-renal transplant by Stanley, C.W., Gottlieb, R., Zager, R., Eisenberg, J., Richmond, R., Moritz, M.J., Armenti, V.T.

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Pregnancy outcomes in female renal transplant recipients by Armenti, V.T, McGrory, C.H, Cater, J.R, Radomski, J.S, Moritz, M.J

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Report from the National Transplantation Pregnancy Registry (NTPR): outcomes of pregnancy after transplantation by Armenti, V T, Radomski, J S, Moritz, M J, Philips, L Z, McGrory, C H, Coscia, L A

“…Safety of pregnancy in the female transplant recipient population must include consideration of 3 outcomes--mother, baby and transplanted graft. In the…”
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Pregnancy outcomes in female heart and heart-lung transplant recipients by Cowan, S.W, Coscia, L.C, Philips, L.Z, Wagoner, L.E, Mannion, J.D, Moritz, M.J, Armenti, V.T

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Pregnancy After Liver Transplantation by Armenti, Vincent T., Herrine, Steven K., Radomski, John S., Moritz, Michael J.

“…The first known posttransplantation pregnancy was in 1958 in a renal transplant recipient who had received a kidney from her identical twin sister. The first…”
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Risks of subsequent pregnancies on mother and newborn in female heart transplant recipients by Branch, K R, Wagoner, L E, McGrory, C H, Mannion, J D, Radomski, J S, Moritz, M J, Ohler, L, Armenti, V T

“…Female heart transplant recipients are able to carry pregnancies successfully. This study evaluates the effect of subsequent pregnancies on newborn and…”
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Results of liver transplantation for nodular regenerative hyperplasia by Radomski, J S, Chojnacki, K A, Moritz, M J, Rubin, R, Armenti, V T, Wilson, G A, Herrine, S, Conn, M

“…Liver transplantation has been performed in individuals with a pretransplant clinical diagnosis of cirrhosis but with nodular regenerative hyperplasia…”
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Variables affecting birthweight and graft survival in 197 pregnancies in cyclosporine-treated female kidney transplant recipients by Armenti, V T, Ahlswede, K M, Ahlswede, B A, Cater, J R, Jarrell, B E, Mortiz, M J, Burke, Jr, J F

“…Outcomes from 197 pregnancies in 141 female kidney transplant recipients were analyzed from data collected via questionnaires, hospital records, and phone…”
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National Transplantation Pregnancy Registry: report on outcomes in cyclosporine-treated female kidney transplant recipients with an interval from transplant to pregnancy of greater than five years by Gaughan, W J, Moritz, M J, Radomski, J S, Burke, Jr, J F, Armenti, V T

“…Successful renal transplantation enables previously infertile females to conceive and carry a pregnancy. Much of the reported data on posttransplantation…”
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Outcomes of 500 pregnancies in 335 female kidney, liver, and heart transplant recipients by Radomski, J S, Ahlswede, B A, Jarrell, B E, Mannion, J, Cater, J, Moritz, M J, Armenti, V T

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National transplantation pregnancy registry: postpregnancy graft loss among female pancreas-kidney recipients by Wilson, G.A, Coscia, L.A, McGrory, C.H, Dunn, S.R, Radomski, J.S, Moritz, M.J, Armenti, V.T

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Report from the national transplantation pregnancy registry (NTPR): outcomes of pregnancy after transplantation by Armenti, V T, Radomski, J S, Moritz, M J, Gaughan, W J, Philips, L Z, McGrory, C H, Coscia, L A

“…The NTPR continues to analyze the safety of pregnancy in female transplant recipients as well as outcomes of pregnancies fathered by male transplant…”
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Ciclosporin Use During Pregnancy by Paziana, Karolina, Del Monaco, Magaly, Cardonick, Elyce, Moritz, Michael, Keller, Matthew, Smith, Bruce, Coscia, Lisa, Armenti, Vincent

“…Ciclosporin (cyclosporine) is an immunosuppressive drug first approved for use in organ transplantation to prevent rejection. Ciclosporin is also known to be…”
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Pregnancy outcomes in female pancreas–kidney recipients by McGrory, C.H, Groshek, M.A, Sollinger, H.W, Moritz, M.J, Armenti, V.T

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Pregnancy outcomes in solid organ transplant recipients with exposure to mycophenolate mofetil or sirolimus by SIFONTIS, Nicole M, COSCIA, Lisa A, CONSTANTINESCU, Serban, LAVELANET, Antonella F, MORITZ, Michael J, ARMENTI, Vincent T

“…Animal and limited human studies have raised concerns as to the safety of in utero exposure to mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) and sirolimus (SRL) in transplant…”
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Cyclosporine bioavailability: dosing implications and impact on clinical outcomes in select transplantation subpopulations by First, M R, Schroeder, T J, Monaco, A P, Simpson, M A, Curtis, J J, Armenti, V T

“…Reports in the literature indicate that clinical outcomes in select patient subpopulations have been inferior to those in the general transplantation…”
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