Maternal medication and its effect on the fetus

Pomerance, Jeffrey J.; Yaffe, Sumner J.

doi:10.1016/s0045-9380(73)80013-1

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“…With regard to the pathogenesis, the observation of Pomerance and Yaffe must be kept in mind [15]. With regard to the pathogenesis, the observation of Pomerance and Yaffe must be kept in mind [15].…”

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Hemothorax in the newborn

Oppermann

Wille

1980

Pediatr Radiol

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Twenty cases of hemothorax in newborns, including 4 of our own patients, are reviewed in detail. This unusual cause of acute respiratory distress within the neonatal period was observed in 14 males and 6 females. Most of the patients were fullterm newborns. As causal factors hemorrhagic disease of the newborn (vitamin K deficiency), disseminated intravascular coagulation, arteriovenous malformations and pleural/vascular rupture are considered. The time of occurrence of bleeding symptoms ranged from 1 to 28 days of life. Sixteen out of 20 patients survived without sequelae, but in 4 cases the outcome was lethal.

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Hemothorax in the newborn

Oppermann

Wille

1980

Pediatr Radiol

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“…These individuals mistakenly assumed that the same rigorous methods that were necessary to identify the first effect are no longer necessary, once the agent has been identified as a reproductive toxicant. There are a number of case reports of children with LRDs or other malformations who were born to mothers exposed to tetracycline during their pregnancy [Batagol, 1980;Chow and Jewesson, 1985;Carter, 1962;Carter and Wilson, 1962;Corcoran and Castles, 1977;Filippi, 1969;Morrissey et al, 1986;Medical Letter, 1985;Pomerance and Yaffe, 1973;Schwarz, 19811. Epidemiological and animal studies have not supported this allegation, yet these reports were used as a basis for birth defect litigation.…”

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