Drugs and Pregnancy

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Edition: 2nd
Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 1999-01-28
Publisher(s): Hodder Education Publishers
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Summary

This volume provides information for obstetricians and fetal-maternal medicine specialists on the clinical evaluation of the pregnant woman inadvertently exposed to medications. Clear advice on the formulation of safe medication regimes for the treatment of pregnant women with specificconditions requiring intervention is also provided. Although the pregnant woman has the full enzyme complement for metabolizing drugs, most systems have lower activity during pregnancy. Hence, the responses of adults, fetuses, embryos, and pregnant women to drugs differ. This is an overall andsignificant updating of the successful first edition published in 1992. The authors have added a key chapter on tobacco use during pregnancy and included a variety of photos and line drawings.

Table of Contents

Preface xi(2)
Contributors xiii
Part I Introduction: General Principles of Human Teratology, Clinical Evaluation of the Use of Drugs in Pregnancy, Patient Counseling 3(42)
Chapter 1 Introduction to Drugs in Pregnancy
3(4)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 2 Human Teratology Principles
7(18)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 3 Counseling and Evaluation of the Drug-Exposed Pregnant Patient
25(8)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 4 Legal Considerations of Drugs in Pregnancy
33(12)
Robert L. Brent
Part II Medication Use during Pregnancy 45(324)
Chapter 5 Antimicrobial Agents during Pregnancy
45(32)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 6 Cardiovascular Drugs during Pregnancy
77(26)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 7 Antiasthma Agents during Pregnancy
103(18)
Susan M. Ramin
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 8 Analgesics during Pregnancy
121(16)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 9 Anticonvulsant Drugs during Pregnancy
137(12)
Deborah T. Combs Cantrell
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 10 Anticoagulants, Thrombolytics and Hemostatics during Pregnancy
149(12)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 11 Psychotropics in Pregnancy
161(30)
Susan M. Ramin
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 12 Antineoplastic Drugs during Pregnancy
191(26)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
David Scott Miller
Chapter 13 Immunosuppressants during Pregnancy
217(12)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 14 Endocrine Disorders during Pregnancy: Embryotoxic Versus Fetal Effects
229(28)
William H. Kutteh
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 15 Contraception, Treatment for Infertility and General Hormonal Therapy during Pregnancy
257(16)
William H. Kutteh
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 16 Use of Dermatologics during Pregnancy
273(14)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 17 Antihistamines, Decongestants and Expectorants during Pregnancy
287(8)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 18 Gastrointestinal Medications during Pregnancy
295(16)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 19 Tocolytics
311(10)
Susan M. Cox
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 20 Nutritional and Dietary Supplementation during Pregnancy
321(12)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 21 Anesthetic Agents and Surgery during Pregnancy
333(14)
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 22 Use of Diagnostic Agents during Pregnancy
347(8)
Diane M. Twickler
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Bertis B. Little
Chapter 23 Occupational Exposures during Pregnancy
355(14)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Mark A. Peterman
Part III Substance Abuse during Pregnancy 369(116)
Chapter 24 Introduction to Substance Abuse during Pregnancy
369(8)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 25 Drug Overdoses during Pregnancy
377(18)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Chapter 26 Alcohol Use during Pregnancy and Maternal Alcoholism
395(10)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 27 Amphetamine Abuse during Pregnancy
405(8)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 28 Cannabinoid Use during Pregnancy
413(6)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 29 Cocaine Abuse during Pregnancy
419(26)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 30 Use of Hallucinogens during Pregnancy
445(4)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 31 Opiate Abuse during Pregnancy
449(8)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Chapter 32 Inhalant (Organic Solvent) Abuse during Pregnancy
457(6)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 33 Tobacco Use in Pregnancy
463(12)
Bertis B. Little
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Chapter 34 Other Substances Abused during Pregnancy
475(10)
Bertis B. Little
Toosje T. VanBeveren
Larry C. Gilstrap III
Index 485(22)
Drug-Names Index 507

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