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 Medications
Post-Transplant Medications
Types of Immunosuppressants
Switching Immunosuppressants
Side Effects
Other Medications
Generic and Brand Name Drugs
Helpful Hints
Questions to Ask
Pregnancy
Precautions
Fertility
Labor and Delivery
Breastfeeding
Risks
National Registry
Staying Healthy
Post-Transplant Tests
Preventing Rejection
Infections & Immunity
Health Concerns
Diet and Exercise
Contacting Your Donor Family
Cancer
Types
Risk factors
Prevention and early detection
Post-transplant cancer mortality
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Pregnancy After TransplantThe National Transplantation Pregnancy RegistryThe National Transplantation Pregnancy Registry (NTPR) was established in 1991 at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to study the outcomes of pregnancies in transplant recipients in North America, including female transplant recipients and those fathered by male transplant recipients. More than 1400 recipients, reporting over 2200 pregnancies, have participated in the registry. Included are kidney, liver, liver-kidney, pancreas-kidney, heart, heart-lung, and lung recipients from all over North America. The NTPR is an ongoing study. Transplant coordinators, physicians and recipients are encouraged to submit a one-page recipient questionnaire regarding post-transplant pregnancies to the NTPR. |
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