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CyclosporineFrom: Bill Katz (katz@maine.com)Mon Sep 2 13:25:26 1996
September 2, 1996 Dear Fellow Listers: I currently have an obstetric patient whose husband had a renal transplant and is on cyclosporine to suppress rejection. "Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation" does not consider cyclosporine to be a human teratogen, but I was able to find two references through Medline to teratogenicity in mice. Do any of you have any experience or knowledge of any relationship between paternal cyclosporine use and any fetal effect such as anomalies or growth retardatiol? Regards, Bill Katz katz@maine.com is:
-- Bill Katz (William H.Katz,MD,FACOG) Joan Katz Sarah Katz Matthew Katz
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