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Severe consequences of carbamazepine exposure in utero.

BMJ case reports - 4 Aug 2011

Bravo Antonio, Hernandez Dolores, Martinez-Villarreal Laura, Elizondo Gabriela, Esmer Carmen

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The 'foetal carbamazepine syndrome' is characterised by facial dysmorphism associated to cardiovascular, nervous system, urinary tract and skeletal anomalies. The authors present the case of a neonate born to a 33-year-old epileptic woman treated with long term carbamazepine (CMZ) therapy. Four of her pregnancies exposed to the drug showed bad outcomes. The actual pregnancy ended by caesarean section, a female...

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PMID: 22687674
DOI: 10.1136/bcr.05.2011.4243
PMCID: PMC4545117

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