Pregnancy pathological

Bulmer, J. (1992). Immune aspects of pathology of the placental bed contributing to pregnancy pathology. Balliere s Clin. Obstet. Gynecol. 6, 461-488. 

Gofmekler VA, Khuriev BB (1970) On the problem of interrelation of air contamination with methyl-mercaptofos and pregnancy pathology in women under conditions of Uzbekistan. Transactions of the Conference on Hygienic Problems. Tashkent, pp 251-253. 

An attempt has been made to compare a number of factors which seem to influence the incidence of atherosclerosis and of toxemia of pregnancy. Pathological data of both diseases have been compared. Because many of these data have been obtained by different methods and under different circumstances, and statistical analyses have not always been given, it must be kept in mind that a comparison may not have been justifiable in all cases. However, there is so much evidence that it seems necessary to carry out investigations directed principally to these special points. 

P. malariae), P. falciparum is responsible for the most severe form. At particular risk of developing severe malaria-associated pathology are the non-immune, including tourists and, in endemic areas, children and pregnant women during first pregnancy. 

Intramuscular injection of 5 mg Pb+2/kg BW daily during pregnancy or lactation Cynomolgus monkey, Macaca fascicularis Abortions and death in pregnant monkeys cerebral pathology in newborns 19... 

Body weight and food/water consumption Macroscopical examination of all dams for any structural abnormalities or pathological changes, which may have influenced the pregnancy Implantation, resorptions Foetal growth... 

Folate and anemia Inadequate serum levels of folate can be caused by increased demand (for example, pregnancy and lactation), poor absorption caused by pathology of the small intestine,... 

The same assay procedure should be used for specimens from an individual. Some background in the use of urinary estriol as an index of placental function may be found in a number of reports on the use of this valuable clinical chemistry tool in obstetrics. More recently, Wolff et al. (5) reviewed the various pathologies and abnormalities of pregnancy versus values of estriol levels in urine. 

Physiological or pathological conditions that are known to affect the kinetics of the drug (e.g. renal or liver disease, pregnancy)... 

Pregnant women should be advised to contact their physician before taking spironolactone, since routine use of diuretics during normal pregnancy is inappropriate and exposes the mother and her fetus to an unnecessary hazard. Diuretics do not prevent development of toxemia of pregnancy, and there is no satisfactory evidence that they are useful in the treatment of toxemia. Diuretics are indicated only in the treatment of edema due to pathologic causes, or as a short course of treatment in patients with severe hypervolemia. 

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