Endocrine Studies of Chlordiazepoxide.

Boris, Alfred; Costello, Joseph; Gower, Marie; Welsch, Joan A.

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“…), red cell uptake of 13I-labelled triiodothyronine, or 24-hour thyroid 131I uptake. Animal studies, using comparatively huge doses of the drug, showed depression of thyroid radioiodine uptake and release (Caprino, 1963) Boris et al (1961) and Schindler et al (1966) failed to find any evidence of impairment of T.S.H. release by chlordiazepoxide in animals.…”

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Chlordiazepoxide (Librium) and Tests of Thyroid Function

Clark¹,

Hall²

1970

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, Isolation of Rubella Virus-Thompson and Tobin MMICAIJSOURNAL laboratory evidence of maternal infection in which neither virus excretion nor persistence of antibody can be demonstrated in the infant though the congenital abnormalities are typical of congenital rubella.It must be concluded that clinical rubella in the first trimester confirmed by the laboratory means an infected fetus. It also appears that termination of a pregnancy for suspected rubella without laboratory support for the diagnosis is destroying many fetuses unnecessarily.

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Chlordiazepoxide (Librium) and Tests of Thyroid Function

Clark¹,

Hall²

1970

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“…Baron (1967) and Harvey (1967) have noted depressed 13 11 thyroid uptakes in clinically thyrotoxic patients during chlordiazepoxide therapy. In contrast to these results, however, other workers have found no effect on the 131I-uptake in animals with chlordiazepoxide, and no evidence of an interference with TSH release even when relatively large doses were used (Boris et al, 1961;Schindler, Matthews and McHorse, 1966;Superstine and Sulman, 1966). Oberman et al (1963), studying euthyroid human individuals, found no effect on the 1311-uptake or serum PB 127 1 with chlordiazepoxide given for 7-30 days in a dose of 10 to 2Omg.…”

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