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Vinatier E et al. – Current evidence suggests that diagnosis may be carried out with limitations regarding staging. Surgical treatment may be performed as for non–pregnant women. Radiotherapy and endocrine or antibody treatment should be postponed until after delivery. Chemotherapy is allowed after the first trimester. Physicians should be aggressive in the workup of breast symptoms in the pregnant population to expedite diagnosis and allow multidisciplinary treatment without delay.

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