Mercedes del Pilar Álvarez-Goris , Juan Carlos Fuentes-Cobos , Nidia Carolina Espinosa Maldonado , Ricardo Sánchez Zamora , Angélica Ariadna Torres Aguilar , Ángel Augusto Pérez Calatayud , Jesús Carlos Briones Garduño
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The diagnosis of leukaemia is very rare during pregnancy, with a prevalence of 1:75,000 to 100,000 pregnant women. Around two-thirds are myeloid type, and it is characterised by a fast and lethal progression without early treatment. After early diagnosis, the chemotherapy should be established immediately to ensure the life of the mother. Although there are a few cases reports of good outcomes in second trimester, there are many adverse effects in the foetus in first trimester, making it a huge therapeutic dilemma. The patient will require interdisciplinary management, including haematology, obstetrics, and oncology. In particular they will also need to be informed about the importance in the timing of early chemotherapy and the inherent risks in pregnancy, as well as the risks of deciding not to interrupt it. The information on the diagnosis and treatment of acute myeloid leukaemia in pregnancy is limited in world literature.