1994
DOI: 10.1016/0890-6238(94)90100-7
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Exposure to calcium channel blockers in human pregnancy: a prospective, controlled, multicentre cohort study

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“…Magee et al 97 undertook a prospective multicentre cohort study to assess the risk of abnormalities in fetuses after exposure to calcium channel blocking drugs in the first trimester. Forty‐four women had been exposed to nifedipine in pregnancy, and 43 infants were normal at birth.…”
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“…Magee et al 97 undertook a prospective multicentre cohort study to assess the risk of abnormalities in fetuses after exposure to calcium channel blocking drugs in the first trimester. Forty‐four women had been exposed to nifedipine in pregnancy, and 43 infants were normal at birth.…”
Section: Effects On the Fetusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dies ist bedauerlich, da verschiedene Untersuchungen zeigen, daû gerade ACE-Hemmer der Entwicklung und der Progression einer Nephropathie entgegenwirken. Trimenon vermieden werden, da einige Daten den Verdacht einer Assoziation mit Fehlbildungen der Extremitäten nahelegen [18]. In einer Untersuchung von 8 Frauen mit vermuteter DN fand Jovanovic, daû eine Normoglykämie in der 166 Der Gynäkologe 2´98 Auch Diltiazem und andere Kalziumantagonisten sollten wahrscheinlich im 1.…”
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“…1989; Piper et al, 1992;Rhabdour et al, 1994), intrauterine growth restriction (Scanferla et al, 1987;Kreft-Jais et al, 1988;Rhabdour et al, 1994), congenital malformations (Mehta and Modi, 1989;Cunniff et al, 1990;Thorpe-Beeston et al, 1993;Magee et al, 1994;Pryde et al, 1993;Lavoratti et al, 1997), fetal renal tubular pathology, and neonatal renal failure (Rosa et al, 1989;Scott and Purohit, 1989;Mehta and Modi, 1989;Cunniff et al, 1990;Pryde et al, 1993;Lavoratti et al, 1997;BroughtonPipkin et al, 1989;Hulton et al, 1990;Hoppe et al, 1993). Most of these outcomes have been attributed to impaired fetal renal function that normally begins in the early second trimester of gestation.…”
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