PubMed · 2006 · 145 citations · 6 references
Life SciencesHematologyImmunologyMaternal-fetal MedicineNeonatologyReproductive ImmunologyB Cell BiologyB-cell ResponsesLymphoid NeoplasmsMaternal-fetal Immune InteractionsNeonatal ImmunityPregnancy ImmunologyAnti-cd20 TherapyB Cell RecoveryB-cell DisordersCell RecoveryImmune Dysregulation In PregnancyImmune Response In PregnancyNeonatal B Cell ResponsesRituximab-based Therapy
A 35-year old woman developed Burkitt's lymphoma and was treated with rituximab and CHOP therapy early during pregnancy. Monitoring of rituximab concentrations and B-cell counts in the child revealed a transient complete B-cell depletion associated with high rituximab cord blood concentrations. B-cell recovery was fast, showing a regular immunophenotype without loss of CD20 antigen, no functional deficits and adequate vaccination IgG titers.
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