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Original Articles

Neonatal Therapeutics

Pages 153-157 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016
 

Abstract

When a mother takes drugs, her unborn child may suffer the consequences. For example, narcotics or barbiturates can depress the central nervous system; anticoagulants can cause hemorrhage; and antibiotics can retard growth, produce flaccidity and stupor, or cause kernicterus. Clinicians should be aware that doses safe for the mother may endanger or, indeed, overwhelm the fetus.

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