… Most women with active epilepsy need treatment with antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy.
Antiepileptic drugs are also frequently used for other indications, such as migraine, pain …

… In experiments comparing teratogenicity of CBZ with other anticonvulsant drugs, it was
consistently less teratogenic than PHT or primidone Citation[72,74,77]. In rats, CBZ had a limited …

… With increasing use of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) for other indications, such as psychiatric
… Although the focus of this article is on the potential teratogenic effects of AEDs, it is important …

… This is also applicable for drugs such as phenytoin that were rarely prescribed, … teratogenic
effect. In conclusion, our results show that useful information on the teratogenic effect of drug …

… Furthermore, recent studies have provided new information on the teratogenic … with epilepsy
considering pregnancy. This paper will review such more recent data on teratogenic effects …

… Epilepsy affects 0.3-0.8% of pregnant women. Prescription of antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) to
pregnant women with epilepsy … exposure to the potential teratogenic effects. AEDs are also …

… fetus outweighs any risk of teratogenic effects. However, there … informed of the potential
teratogenic effects of the AED she is … AEDs with fewer or no teratogenic effects? In the near future …

… Studies on AED teratogenic effects are underpowered for most AEDs. Although AED
pregnancy registries provide larger sample sizes for some AEDs, most registries rely on voluntary …

… The teratogenic effects of AEDs are a major concern when treating women of child-bearing
potential. The studies conducted so far suggest that older-generation AEDs, when …

… the evidence for neuro-anatomical teratogenic, cognitive, and behavioral effects in dedicated
sections organized by type of effect with a focus on neurocognitive effects. Finally, we will …