1983
DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-0528.1983.tb09333.x
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Side effects of labetalol in newborn infants

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“…There is a marked difference in opinion between the positive or adverse effects of labetalol (22,23). These discrepancies in opinion might reflect differences in the populations studied.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…There is a marked difference in opinion between the positive or adverse effects of labetalol (22,23). These discrepancies in opinion might reflect differences in the populations studied.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The changes in al-binding demonstrate that during early postnatal development chronic blockade can result in adaptive changes of the adrenoceptor number. In several clinical studies it has been reported that maternal labetalol administration also results in adrenoceptor blockade in the foetus or newborn, as evidenced by physiological effects (Woods & Malan, 1983;MacPherson et al, 1986;Haraldsson & Geven, 113 117** 115* 112 1989). However, as far as we know, drug withdrawal effects as a measure for possible adaptive receptor changes have never been described.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The antihypertensive action of labetalol is considered to be due to its dual a-and #-adrenoceptor antagonism (Brittain & Levy, 1976;Aggerbeck et al, 1978). Labetalol has been regarded as safe for the foetus during pregnancy since treatment does not significantly interfere with foetal heart rate or blood flow (Woods & Malan, 1983;Jouppila et al, 1986;MacPherson et al, 1986). However, labetalol has been demonstrated to cross the placenta (Michael, 1979;Lardoux et al, 1983;Haraldsson & Geven, 1989) and, as is pointed out in the present study, can also pass the blood-brain barrier and subsequently interact with the maturing noradrenergic system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Επίσης αντενδεικνύεται σε ασθενείς με άσθμα. Υπόταση, ολιγουρία και βραδυκαρδία παρατηρήθηκαν σε νεογνά όταν η λαβεταλόλη δόθηκε εξαιτίας της παρουσίας υποξίας του εμβρύου [301] . Η χρήση των βαναστολέων στη σοβαρή προεκλαμψία διαταράσσει την ικανότητα του εμβρύου να αντιμετωπίσει την ενδομήτρια πίεση.…”
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