From all the case reports we extracted the following data: year of publication, patient age, pregnancy history, diagnosis of TSC, date of diagnosis of renal angiomyolipoma, date of first rAML related clinical sign, rAML size before/during/after pregnancy, rAML complication (defined as haemorrhage, renal aneurysm, hypovolemic shock, thromboembolism and growth), treatment (defined as embolization, partial and radical nephrectomy, mTOR inhibitors), case outcome (health status mother and child) and lastly the delivery method (elective or emergency caesarian section or vaginal delivery). Here, MTOR is linked to kidney angiomyolipoma.