Drugs and Fetal Development

Chairman’s Introductory Address.- Congenital Malformations through the Ages.- Human Experiences Related to Adverse Drug Reactions to the Fetus or Neonate from Some Maternally Administered Drugs.- Drug Testing for Teratogenicity: Its Implications, Limitations and Application to Man.- Sporadic Malformations in Laboratory Animals and Their Influence on Drug Testing.- Fetal Outcome from Prolonged Versus Acute y Drug Administration in the Pregnant Rat.- Multiphasic Screening, a Contribution to the Methodology of Teratological Research.- Study of Carbohydrate Metabolism in the Newborn Rat as a Tool for Evaluating Effects of Drugs Administered During Pregnancy.- Effects of Chemical Agents on Protein Biosynthesis During Embryonic Development.- Effect of Natural Teratogens in Poisonous Plants on Fetal Development in Domestic Animals.- The Action of Different Pesticides on the Development of Bird Embryos.- Phenothiazine Tranquillizers: Effect of Prolonged Intake.- The Teratogenic Effect of Cosmetic Constituents on the Chick Embryo.- Limb Malformation Production in Chicken Embryos Treated with Nitrogen Mustard at 48 Hours of Incubation.- Development of the Chick Embryo Limb Buds after Treatment with Nitrogen Mustard, X-Ray Irradiation, or In Vitro Culture.- The Effect and Mode of Action of Tetracycline on Bone Development In Vitro.- Anomalous Fetal and Neonatal Bone Development Induced by Administration of Cortisone and Vitamin D2 to Pregnant Rats.- Aspects of Steroidal Influence on Fetal Development.- The Effects of Cortisone and of Estradiol Given to Pregnant Rats on the Structural Differentiation of the Adrenal Cortex and the Ovary in their Offspring.- Interdependence of Fetal Anomalies and Placental Impairment Following Maternal Hypervitaminosis D and Hypercortisonism.-Transplacental and Neonatal Effects of Hypercortisonism in the Rat on Thymo-Lumphatic System Differentiation and Serum Immunoglobulin Levels.- Pharmacological Modification of Glutathione and NADP+ Reduction.- The Use of an Incubator in Detecting Drug-Induced J Congenital Malformations.- The Effect of Prolonged Chloramphenicol and Oxytetracycline Application on Fetal Development.- Embryotoxic Effects Produced by Magnesium Deficiency in Rats.- The Effect of Organic Mercury on Intrauterine Life.- Fetal Membrane Adhesions and Congenital Malformations.- Maternal-Fetal Transport of Iron and Iodine in Human Subjects.- Observations on Effects of Analgetic Drugs on Mother and Fetus: Comparison Between Systemic and Local Drug Application During Labor.- The Effect of Insulin Treatment on Fetal Mortality and Congenital Malformations in Diabetic Pregnant Women.- The Effects of Insulin on Fetal Development in “Gestational Diabetes”.- The Role of Growth Hormone on Fetal Development in Utero.- The Use of Antiserotonin-Cyproheptadine HCl in Pregnancy: An Experimental and Clinical Study.- A Case of Sacro-Coccygeal Teratoma in a Newborn after Maternal Treatment with Human Gonadotropins.- Rubella Vaccine — Drug or Menace.- Intra-Uterine Diagnosis of Birth Defects.- Methodologie Problems Encountered in Investigating the Possible Teratogenic Effects of Drugs.- A Retrospective Enquiry into Possible Teratogenic Effects of Drugs in Pregnancy.- The Effect of Prolonged Drug Usage on Fetal Development. An Epidemiological Approach.- Drug Usage and Fetal Development: Preliminary Evaluations of a Prospective Investigation.- The Use of Medicines Before and During Pregnancy — Preliminary Results from an Epidemiological Study of Congenital Defects.- Patterns of Medication in Early Pregnancy: APreliminary Report from the Jerusalem Perinatal Study.- On the Possible Teratogenicity of Antibiotic Drugs Administered During Pregnancy — A Prospective Study.- Some Epidemiological Aspects of Central Nervous System Malformations in Manitoba.- An Outbreak of Arthrogryposis and Hydranencephaly Syndrome Affecting Calves in Israel: A Retrospective Epidemiological Study.- List of Symposium Participants.