Given the potential harm of not treating severe psychiatric illnesses during pregnancy, careful administration of antipsychotics is recommended for pregnant women who suffer from severe mental disorders. The most frequently used antipsychotics in pregnancy are olanzapine, risperidone and quetiapine, and do not appear to cause consistent, congenital harm to the fetus. No specific patterns of fetal limb or organ malformation related to these drugs have been reported. There is some evidence suggesting an association between antipsychotic use in pregnancy and the development of gestational diabetes. Also there appears to be an association between antipsychotic medication use in pregnancy and increased neonatal respiratory distress and withdrawal symptoms. Further studies are needed for clinicians to balance good maternal mental health, healthy pregnancies and good infant health outcomes.

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3 groups. In addition, our centers LTx recipients survival was within normal range (HR= 0.78) and comparable with SRTR data (HR= 0.69; Pearson Chi2; p= 0.42) with lower O/E ratio (-2.49). Conclusion: In a single center, obesity did not have any adverse effect on short and long term survival. LOS, LAS, Tracheostomy, and ECMO did not show any effect on survival in three different BMI groups and their survival.