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[Small cell bronchial carcinoma and pregnancy: about a case with review of the literature].

Bronchopulmonary cancer (CBP) in pregnant woman is a rare entity with a poor outcome. This situation is becoming increasingly common, due to the increase in smoking among women. Transplacental transmission of tumor associated with fetal damage is described especially among untreated women. Treatment is multidisciplinary and it is not well codified. We report the case of a 23 year old patient with small cell bronchial carcinoma diagnosed during pregnancy. She had received chemotherapy during pregnancy and it was well tolerated. Radiological evaluation objectified a stabilization of the pulmonary process. The treatment was completed with concomitant radiochemotherapy after delivery.