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L7: Teratogenicity Flashcards

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Def of Teratogen

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  • Any agent that can produce malformation (birth defect), by interfering with normal embryonic & fetal development.
  • Teratogen acts on somatic cells of the developing organism → produce birth defect.
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Teratogen acts on somatic cells of the developing organism → produce birth defect.

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Def of Teratogenicity

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Capability of producing fetal malformation.

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Def of Teratology

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Science studies cause, mechanism & pattern of abnormal development

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Difference Between Teratogen & Mutagen

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Incidence of Teratogenicity

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  • An estimated 303.000 newborns die within 28 days of birth every year worldwide due to congenital anomalies.
  • Approximately 10% of all birth defects are attributed to teratogens.
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Principles of Clinical Teratology

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Exposure to teratogen in

  • Pre-implantation
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Exposure to teratogen in

  • Implantation to time of organogenesis
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Exposure to teratogen in

  • Fetal –> neonatal Stage
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Factors affecting Teratogenicity

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  • Time of exposure
  • Dosage
  • Hereditary predisposition
  • Specificity of teratogens
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Factors affecting Teratogenicity

  • Time of Exposure
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Factors affecting Teratogenicity

  • Dosage
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Depend on:

  • Maternal response
  • The ability to metabolize the chemical (such as delayed clearance).
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MOA of Teratogens

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Importance of preventive medicine

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  • Knowledge of which agents are potential teratogens and their effect on the developing fetus is important because limiting exposure to teratogens is an effective way to prevent birth defects.
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Types of Teratogenic Agents

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Alcohol
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Lithium
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Ebstein anomaly

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Toluene
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  • Microcephaly, Psychomotor retardation.
  • Caudal regression sequence.
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Tobacco
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  • Dose related IUGR
  • Fetal loss.
  • Prematurity
  • Neonatal death
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Lead
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  • Anemia
  • Abortion
  • Neurological disorders
  • Mental retardation
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • CO
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  • Still birth
  • Spontaneous Abortion
  • Prematurity
  • Growth retardation
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Mercury
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  • Minamata syndrome (Multiple neurological symptoms)
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Pesticides
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Incraesed risk of fetal death

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Chloroquine
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Deafness, Chorioretinitis

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Pencillamine
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Cutis laxa syndrome

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Warfarin
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  • Nasal hypoplasia
  • Stippled epiphysis
  • Hypoplasia of terminal and proximal phalanx of index finger
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Streptomycin
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Deafness (10 - 15% sensori-neural hearing loss)

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Tetracycline
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  • Enamel hypoplasia (Increased caries)
  • Permanent teeth discoloration
  • Diminished growth of long bones (weakened fetal bones)
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Trimethoprim
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Anticonvulsants
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The least teratogenic anticonvulsant is …….

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phenobarbitone

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Phenytoin
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Valproic Acid
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Fetal valproic Syndrome
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Diazepam
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  • 1st trimester exposure: increased risk for cleft lip and palate.
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Carbamazpine (Tegretol)
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Phenotype similar to FHS

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Cocaine
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Thalidomide
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • ACEI
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Vit A
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • hormones
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • OCP
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Androgenic Agents
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Aspirin
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In the 1st trimester —-> cleft palate.

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Chemotherapy
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All Chemotherapy —> Multiple congenital anomalies

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Metronidazole
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  • If it used in first trimester, it may cause fetal malformations. –> but using it in second and third trimester is acceptable
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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Corticosteroids
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1% risk for cleft palate or adrenal atrophy.

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Drugs & Chemical Teratogens

  • Retinoids
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  • Eye and ear defects —> Hydrocephalus
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Classification Based on Teratogenie Potential

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Classification Based on Teratogenie Potential

  • Category A
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Classification Based on Teratogenie Potential

  • Category B
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Classification Based on Teratogenie Potential

  • Category C
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Classification Based on Teratogenie Potential

  • Category D
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Classification Based on Teratogenie Potential

  • Category X
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

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  • CMV
  • HSV
  • VZV
  • Rubella
  • HIV
  • Syphilis
  • Toxoplasma
  • TB
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • CMV
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • HSV
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • VZV
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • Rubella
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • HIV/AIDS
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • Syphilis
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • Toxoplasma
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Teratogenic Maternal Infections

  • TB
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Weight loss - lymphadenopathy - refusal to suckle - hepatosplenomegaly

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Teratogenic Physical Agents

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  • Ionizing Radiation
  • Maternal Hyperthermia
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Teratogenic Physical Agents

  • Ionizing Radiations
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Teratogenic Effects of Ionizing Radiation

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Teratogenic Effects of Ionizing Radiation

  • Most Sensitive Time
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from 2nd to 5th week.

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Teratogenic Effects of Ionizing Radiation

  • Safe Time
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  • Beyond 20w: the fetus id completely developed and become more resistant to the effect of radiation
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Teratogenic Effects of Maternal Hyperthermia

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Teratogenic Maternal Diseases

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  • DM
  • Hyperthyroidism
  • Hypothyroidism
  • SLE
  • PKU
  • Malnutrition
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Teratogenic Maternal Diseases

  • DM
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Teratogenic DM effects

  • Which Type?
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DM Type I is More

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Teratogenic DM effects

  • Neural
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  • Neural tube defect: anencephaly, spina bifida
  • Hydrocephalus, holoprosencephaly
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Teratogenic DM effects

  • Heart
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CHD: TGA (8%), hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

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Teratogenic DM effects

  • Renal
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Renal disorders: Agenesis, double ureter, renal vein thrombosis

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Teratogenic DM effects

  • Others
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Teratogenic Hyperthyroid effects

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Teratogenic Hypothyroid effects

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Increased risk for loss of pregnancy

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Teratogenic SLE effects

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  • Early Loss of pregnancy
  • Complete Heart Block
  • Lupus Rash
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Teratogenic PKU effects

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Teratogenic effects

  • Vit A Deficiency
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Anophthalmia

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Teratogenic effects

  • FA Deficiency
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Teratogenic effects

  • Vit D Deficiency
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Bone & teeth malformation

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Teratogenic effects

  • Ca Deficiency
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Bone Malformtions

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Teratogenic effects

  • K deficiency
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Preterm Labor

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Teratogenic effects

  • Fe Deficiency
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Anemia

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Notes on thyroid Disorders & teratogenicity

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Father Role in Teratogenicity

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