Examples of using Teratogenic effects in English and their translations into Polish
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Teratogenic effects have been described in rats when cysteamine is administered over the period of organogenesis at a dose of 100 mg/ kg/ day.
Because teratogenic effects of rasburicase cannot be ruled out, Fasturtec should only be used during pregnancy if strictly necessary.
Animal studies have shown teratogenic effects following daily exposure throughout organogenesis see section 5.3.
Teratogenic effects included exencephaly
Studies in animals did not indicate any teratogenic effects in rats or rabbits,
There was no evidence of impaired fertility, teratogenic effects, or harm to the foetus due to febuxostat.
Teratogenic effects, including malformations of the head
In studies in mice, rats and rabbits, a dose, which was maternally toxic induced teratogenic effects in some cases and embryotoxicity.
In dermal teratology studies, no teratogenic effects were observed in rats and rabbits at doses up to 180 and 36 times the human dose, respectively.
Teratology studies, performed in pregnant rats at approximately 4.3 times and pregnant rabbits at approximately 13 times human exposure did not reveal any teratogenic effects.
Studies in animals have shown reproductive toxicity, consisting of embryotoxicity and teratogenic effects at maternally toxic doses.
embryofoetal developmental toxicities, including teratogenic effects see section 5.3.
In studies in mice, rats and rabbits, a dose which was maternally toxic induced teratogenic effects in some cases and embryotoxicity.
taking into account the risk that pulmonary hypertension deteriorates with pregnancy as well as the teratogenic effects observed in animals.
Studies in animals have shown reproductive toxicity, consisting of embryotoxicity and teratogenic effects at maternally toxic doses.
Mercaptopurine causes embryolethality and severe teratogenic effects in the mouse, rat, hamster and rabbit at doses that are non-toxic to the mother.
Studies in animals have shown reproductive toxicity including marked teratogenic effects see section 5.3.
Studies in animals have shown teratogenic effects following topical ophthalmic administration see section 5.3.
Conventional antiepileptic drugs have teratogenic effects whereas clinical experience with new generation drugs is still too small to merit any binding conclusions.
At doses which were low enough to maintain gestation in the animal species, no teratogenic effects were observed.