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Author: Dr. J. M. Friedman MD PhD
Edition: 2nd
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0801863872

Teratogenic Effects of Drugs: A Resource for Clinicians (TERIS)

Teratogenic exposures during embryonic or fetal life can produce permanent abnormalities of structure or function. Although the number of individuals affected is relatively small -- perhaps accounting for about one-tenth of all birth defects -- teratogenic exposures are nevertheless important because they are potentially preventable. In Teratogenic Effects of Drugs, J. M. Friedman, M.D., Ph.D., and Janine E. Polifka, Ph.D., present an updated version of their catalog for clinicians.With more than 1,100 agent summaries, this new edition expands the clinically oriented information now available on the potential teratogenic effects of drugs and other agents on the developing fetus or embryo. Unique to this catalog is a rating system by which an University of British Columbia Vancouver Canada Quick reference listing generic drug names trade names summary magnitude of risk quality and quantity of data comments and key references Derived from the TERIS database Previous edition c1994 For clinicians DNLM Abnormalties Drug Induced Read medical textbooks online like Teratogenic Effects of Drugs here

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Teratogenic Effects of Drugs A Resource for Clinicians (Teris), ISBN-13: 9780801863875, ISBN-10: 0801863872

by Jan M. Friedman - Hopkins Fulfillment Services (1994) - Hardback - ISBN 0801848008 9780801848001

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Teratogenic Effects of Drugs Online

Although the number of individuals affected is relatively small -- perhaps accounting for about one-tenth of all birth defects -- teratogenic exposures are nevertheless important because they are potentially preventable. In Teratogenic Effects of Drugs, J. M. Friedman, M
Unique to this catalog is a rating system by which an