Chair
Professor Jane Apperley (UK)
Pregnancy & Fertility
Co-chair
Dr Amma Anima Benneh-Akwasi Kuma (Ghana)
Chair's Overview
Professor Jane Apperley
Faculty of Medicine,
Department of Immunology and Inflammation, and
Centre for Haematology
Hammersmith Hospital
Imperial College, London, UK
Index
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1. Impact of CML on Fertility and Pregnancy in Women
2. Medical and Surgical Management of Priapism in Patients with CML
3. Effects of TKIs on Spermatogenesis, Male Fertility and Fatherhood in the era of TKIs
4. CML and Pregnancy in Resource Constrained Environments
5. Real-world Outcome of Pregnancy in CML
6. Current Recommendations for Pregnancy in Established CML
Impact of CML on Fertility and Pregnancy in Women
Professor Jane Apperley
Faculty of Medicine,
Department of Immunology and Inflammation, and
Centre for Haematology
Hammersmith Hospital
Imperial College, London, UK
Medical and Surgical Management of Priapism in Patients with CML
Dr Mohamed Yassin
Professor or Hematology
Qatar University,
Senior Consultant Hematologist
NCCCR – HMC
Doha, Qatar
Effects of TKIs on Spermatogenesis, Male Fertility and Fatherhood in the era of TKIs
Dr Mohamed Yassin
Professor or Hematology
Qatar University,
Senior Consultant Hematologist
NCCCR – HMC
Doha, Qatar
CML and Pregnancy in Resource Constrained Environments
Dr Amma Anima Benneh-Akwasi Kuma
Consultant Hematologist, Senior Lecturer and
Director of KMTH
UGMS / GICG
Accra, Ghana
Real-world Outcome of Pregnancy in CML
Dr Elisabetta Abruzzese
Associate Professor
S Eugenio Hospital and
Tor Vergata University
Rome, Italy
Current Recommendations for Pregnancy in Established CML
Dr Elisabetta Abruzzese
Associate Professor
S Eugenio Hospital and
Tor Vergata University
Rome, Italy
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