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[Malignant neoplasms in pregnancy--report of 28 cases treated in our hospital].

We report 28 cases of malignant disease in pregnant women. They were divided into 14 cases of intrapelvic tumors and 14 of extrapelvic tumors. The intrapelvic tumors were cervix cancer in nine and ovarian cancer in five, while the extrapelvic tumors were brain tumors in three, maxillary cancer in one, tongue cancer in one, pharyngeal cancer in one, breast cancer in one, gastric cancer in two, osteosarcoma in one Hodgkin's lymphoma in one, and leukemias in three. The prognoses of the patients with intrapelvic tumors were relatively good. But those of extrapelvic diseases were poor.