Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Maternal toxicity in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Studies in animals have shown reproductive toxicity only at doses that resulted in maternal toxicity see section 5.3.
Studies in pregnant rabbits showed early delivery and/or abortion secondary to maternal toxicity.
delayed ossification were considered secondary to maternal toxicity reduced body weight and food consumption.
In rabbits, abortion or early resorption was noted at doses causing significant maternal toxicity, including mortality.
Abortion or early resorption was noted at doses causing significant maternal toxicity, including mortality.
Maternal toxicity in rodents has been observed at doses of 400 mg tylvalosin per kg bodyweight and above.
Maternal toxicity was demonstrated at dosages of≥ 7.2 mg/ kg/ day corresponding to≥ 8 times the estimated human exposure see above.
Maternal toxicity was evident only at the highest dose tested,
Maternal toxicity was not evident in pregnant monkeys at systemic exposures that were 81 times the human exposure at the 150 mg Q2W dose.
In a developmental toxicity study conducted in monkeys, there was no indication of maternal toxicity, embryotoxicity or teratogenicity.
Teratogenicity could not be assessed at higher parenteral doses in rabbits as they induced maternal toxicity and abortion.
These effects may be secondary to pup exposure to the active substance via the milk and/or maternal toxicity.
exposure following a dose of 200 mg), which caused maternal toxicity.
umbilical hernia), in the absence of maternal toxicity.
In rabbits, lapatinib was associated with maternal toxicity at 60 and 120 mg/ kg/ day(8%
pre-/postnatal effects other than those related to maternal toxicity as well.
Since higher exposure levels could not be tested in animals due to maternal toxicity, data are insufficient to fully characterise the embryofetotoxic and teratogenic potential of lacosamide.
The dose level of 1,800 mg/kg/day induced a marked maternal toxicity and a decrease in foetal weight associated with increased incidence of foetuses with cardiovascular/skeletal anomalies.
The dose level of 1800 mg/kg/day induced a marked maternal toxicity and a decrease in fetal weight associated with increased incidence of fetuses with cardiovascular/skeletal anomalies.
The dose level of 1800 mg/kg/day induced a marked maternal toxicity and a decrease in foetal weight associated with increased incidence of fetuses with cardiovascular/skeletal anomalies.