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Essential thrombocytemia (ET) may occur in women of childbearing age. Pregnancy may therefore be a common issue in the clinical management of young women with ET.[1][1],[2][2]Previous studies have shown live birth rates of 50% to 70% and spontaneous abortion rates of 25% to 50%, mostly during the

Impact of mutational status on pregnancy outcome in patients with essential thrombocytemia