The management of the pregnant patient with a brain tumor must be individualized for each patient. It is a tailored and coordinated multi speciialty effort where well-defined seams are fitted for the individual and the outfit appropriate for the occasion. In the end, what matter most is the best appropriate management that is rational and safe is given for both individuals.
Human ; Adult ; PREGNANCY ; BRAIN NEOPLASMS ; MENINGIOMA ; PREGNANCY, HIGH- RISK

Physical trauma significantly influences pregnancy outcomes leading to feto-maternal morbidity or mortality. A 20-year-old G1P0 (33 weeks 4/7 days AOG) COVID- 19 suspect was accidentally impaled by a falling metal rod while aboard her electric scooter. This paper highlights the peculiarities of anesthetizing a parturient with an impaled foreign body in the abdominal cavity while ensuring the well-being of the fetus amidst the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.