1907
DOI: 10.1007/bf02663998
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Ueber den uebergang von arzneistoffen in die frauenmilch

Abstract: Assistenten der Klinik. Die Frage, ob ein von der Mutter eingenommenes Medicament in dis Milch iibergehs und so sine Wirkung auf alas s/iugende Kind ausiiben kSnne, driingt sich Einem sehr oft auf, ohne dass man hierfiir in allen F~illen eine verliissliche Antwort geben k6nnte. Die mit Sicherheit in der Milch aufgefundenen Medieamente sind itusserst gering. Sehen wir die einzslnen gangbarsten Medicamente dutch, so findsn wit vor altem intersssa~ts Vcrsuche yon Fshiing betreffs des Usberganges yon Natrium salic… Show more

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“…Only few investigations have been carried out with chemical analysis of the laxatives in breast milk so far. With regard to excretion of anthraquinone deriva tives into breast milk, references in the liter ature are contradictory [Bucura, 1907;Ty son et al, 1937;Sapeika, 1947;Friebel and Walkowiak, 1951;Illingworth, 1953;Werthmann and Krees, 1973]. Representing the knowledge at that time, chemical-analytical investigations on senna did not consider the excretion of a specific laxative metabolite like rhein.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only few investigations have been carried out with chemical analysis of the laxatives in breast milk so far. With regard to excretion of anthraquinone deriva tives into breast milk, references in the liter ature are contradictory [Bucura, 1907;Ty son et al, 1937;Sapeika, 1947;Friebel and Walkowiak, 1951;Illingworth, 1953;Werthmann and Krees, 1973]. Representing the knowledge at that time, chemical-analytical investigations on senna did not consider the excretion of a specific laxative metabolite like rhein.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%