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• [Peri- and post-natal study in rats treated intravenously with AMI-25]
• [The effect of different levels of Ca, Fe, Zn in diet on the development of fetus]
• A comparative study of changes in haemoglobin with high and low dose iron preparations in pregnant women.
• A critical analysis of nutritional studies in Pakistan (1965-1985) part II: malnutritional mortality and related deficiencies.
• A cross-sectional study of maternal iron status of Korean women during pregnancy.
• A longitudinal study of lead mobilization during pregnancy: concentrations in maternal and umbilical cord blood.
• Adolescence as a vulnerable period for disruption of CNS development in monkeys.
• Alterations in development resulting from nutrient imbalance.
• Anemia versus iron deficiency: increased risk of preterm delivery in a prospective study.
• Anemia, oxidative stress and iron supplementation on pregnant women.
• Assessment of nutrition and nutritional status in pregnant women with fetal hypotrophy.
• Auditory recognition memory in newborn infants of diabetic mothers.
• Auditory recognition memory in newborn infants of diabetic mothers.
• Behavioral and developmental benefits of preventing iron-deficiency anemia in healthy full-term infants.
• Behavioral consequences of a chronic marginal iron deficiency during development in a murine model.
• Behavioral consequences of developmental iron deficiency in juvenile rhesus monkeys.
• Calcium intake, iron status and risk of adverse birth outcomes in pregnant African-American adolescents.
• Changes in acyl composition of sphingomyelin and cerebroside from brain of rat pups due to prenatal iron deficiency.
• Changes In Iron Nutritional Status During The First 6 Months Of Life In Infants Born To Iron Supplemented Mothers.
• Chronic dosing study to assess health and reproductive effects of tungsten-iron and tungsten-polymer shot on game-farm mallards.
• Combating maternal undernutrition and low birth weights.
• Combined effect of high-fat diet and copper deficiency during gestation on fetal copper and iron nutritional status, in the rat.
• Comparative effects of essential and nonessential metals on preimplantation mouse embryo development.
• Contaminants in American alligator eggs from Lake Apopka, Lake Griffin, and Lake Okeechobee, Florida.
• Copper deficiency in mice increases hepatic iron stores but does not up-regulate expression of the iron exporter Ferroportin-1.
• Cord ferritin levels and psychomotor development in children at age five.
• Decreased neonatal myocardial myoglobin and cytochrome C concentrations following intrauterine hypoxemia in iron-deficient guinea pigs.
• Developmental effects and tissue trace elements in rats fed excess dietary calcium.
• Dietary iron status and the integrity of the developing brain.
• Distribution of heavy metals in the eggs and hatchlings of olive ridley sea turtle, Lepidochelys olivacea, from Gahirmatha, Orissa.
• Drug use assessment and risk evaluation in pregnancy--the PEGASUS-project.
• Drug utilization during pregnancy and its effects on fetal outcome - the PEGASUS-project.
• Drug utilization patterns in pregnancy.
• Drugs, alcohol and smoking during pregnancy in Japanese women.
• Early And Late Behavioral Effects Of Developmental Iron Deficiency Anemia In The Rat.
• Early iron deficiency alters neurotransmitter levels and locomotor behavior in pre- and postweaning rats.
• Effect of combined iron and zinc deficiency during the adolescent growth spurt on cognitive performance of monkeys.
• Effect of in utero insulin exposure on iron status in fetal rats.
• Effect Of Iron Supplementation In Pregnancy On IQ Of Children At 4 Years Of Age.
• Effect of maternal anemia on iron status of the newborn.
• Effect of maternal iron status and smoking on cord blood transferrin receptor concentration.
• Effect of multiple micronutrient supplements during pregnancy on child size at 3 months: a randomized double blind clinical trial in semi-rural Mexico.
• Effect of oral exposure of cadmium during gestation and lactation on mammary transfer of iron.
• Effect of soybean hull iron on growth, iron bioavailability, and behavioral function in anemic rats induced by iron deficiency during gestation or lactation.
• Effects of acid-iron effluent from a titanium dioxide factory on herring eggs in the Gulf of Bothnia.
• Effects of environmental metal pollution on breeding populations of pied and collared flycatchers in NiepoÈlomice Forest, Southern Poland.
• Effects of Fe intake during pregnancy on serum concentrations of trace minerals in mothers and neonates.
• Effects of maternal iron restriction in the rat on blood pressure, glucose tolerance and serum lipids in the 3 month old offspring.
• Effects of maternal zinc and iron deficiency on the development of the cytochrome P-450 enzyme system in rats.
• Effects of multiple micronutrient supplements on child growth: A randomized controlled trial in semi-rural Mexico.
• Effects of multiple micronutrient supplements on iron status and anemia prevalence: A randomized controlled trial in semi-rural Mexico.
• Effects of prenatal ethanol exposure on iron and iron regulatory proteins.
• Embryo-fetal development as influenced by lead exposure in iron deficient rats.
• Erythrocyte mean cellular volume and gamma-glutamyl transferase activity in screening for alcohol abuse in women presenting with spontaneous miscarriage.
• Erythropoiesis and iron status during prolonged fetal hypoxemia.
• Experience with a Teratology Information Service as part of the National Poisons Information Service.
• Fe deficiency but not anemia up-regulates Fe absorption in breast-fed Peruvian infants.
• Ferritin and iron status in pregnancy: relationship to fetal alcohol syndrome.
• Fetal/Neonatal Iron Deficiency Alters the Relationship Between Distinct Learning Systems in the Adult Rat.
• Gestational and Lactational Iron Deficiency Alters the Developing Striatal Neurometabolome and Behaviors in the Young Rat.
• Gestational smoking and the placental content of essential metals.
• Gestational smoking and the placental content of essential metals.
• Gestational smoking and the placental content of essential trace metals.
• Gestationalirondeficiencyisassociated With Abnormal Heart Development And Increased Risk Of Perinatal Mortality In The Offspring.
• Impact of dietary iron deficiency on tissue levels in developing rats: differential response to aging, gender and pregnancy.
• Impact of maternal trace element status on outcome of pregnancy.
• Improving iron status by delayed umbilical cord clamping eliminates the risk of higher blood lead levels associated with breastfeeding among 6-mo-old Mexican infants.
• Influence of Maternal Diabetes Mellitus on Fetal Iron Stores.
• Iron (Fe) deprivation and infant behavior in monkeys; Prenatal vs postnatal effects during the first three months of life.
• Iron and folate status during pregnancy predicts low birth weight in Malawi.
• Iron and vitamin A deficiency during rat pregnancy alter placental cytokine expression and apoptosis: implications for adult well-being.
• Iron and zinc supplementation during pregnancy affects intestinal iron transporter expression in rat pups.
• Iron deficiency anemia: brain iron and behavior in the developing rat.
• Iron deficiency causes manganese accumulation in developing rat brains.
• Iron Status in Pregnant Ghanaian Women.
• Iron Status, REM Deprivation And Spatial Watermaze Performance In Rats.
• Iron Supplementation and Fractional Zinc Absorption (FZA) in women during Pregnancy and Lactation.
• Iron supplementation causes regression of some lesions of prenatal iron deficiency in rat pups.
• Iron-Deficiency Anemia - Proper Timing For Suplementation Therapy.
• Issues of human exposure to agents causing developmental toxicity.
• IUGR Premature Neonates and Maternal Iron Overload: Is There a Link?
• Lead distribution in iron-deficient rats: I. Lead exposure during the period of organogenesis.
• Lead-induced fetal nephrotoxicity in iron-deficient rats.
• Localization and expression of transferrin receptor (TfR), divalent metal transporter-1 (DMT-1) and iron regulatory proteins (IRPs) in iron deficient (ID) perinatal rat brain.
• Manganese and iron induced oxidative stress: comparison between different valence states.
• Marginal maternal intake of vitamin A alters milk iron and iron metabolism in neonatal rat pups.
• Maternal diet during pregnancy and risk of medulloblastoma in children.
• Maternal dietary iron restriciton alters hepatic MRNA levels of key transcription factors regulating lipid metabolism in the fetus.
• Maternal excess iron intake during pregnancy increases oxidative stress of placenta in rats.
• Maternal iron deficiency affects fetal growth, iron and copper metabolism.
• Maternal iron deficiency impacts mother/child interaction.
• Maternal iron deficiency leads to fetal growth retardation in Rowett Hooded rats.
• Maternal iron deficiency may increase the risk of iron deficiency in their infants.
• Maternal iron status during pregnancy and child behavior/temperament.
• Maternal iron, Copper, Magnesium and Calcium Levels in Preterm Delivery and the Effect of These Trace Elements on Birth Weight.
• Maternal marijuana use and leukemia in offspring.
• Maternal-fetal transfer of iron deficiency in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta).
• Mexican infants primarily breastfed from 0-6 months are protected against gastrointestinal infections but may have low iron stores at six months.
• Micronutrients and pregnancy outcome: a review of the literature.
• Neonatal bacterial infections in developing countries: strategies for prevention.
• Neonatal Behavior and Development Are Affected by Early Life Iron Deficiency.
• Neonatal Neurological Development is Affected by Mid-gestational and Lactational Iron Deficiency.
• No additional effect on birth weight by daily prenatal multiple micronutrients compared to iron-folate in Bangladesh.
• Nutrition in maternity.
• Nutritional considerations in developmental neuraltoxicity.
• Nutritional status of gestating Chinese women and its influence upon neonates, with emphasis on iron.
• Outcome of pregnancy following deliberate iron overdose by the mother.
• Oxidative stress during pregnancy: effect of iron stores and iron supplements.
• Perinatal brain iron deficiency alters the hippocampal metabolic profile in developing rats.
• Perinatal effects of iron-, ascorbate-induced hypocuprosis: implications for sudden infant death.
• Perinatal iron deficiency alters dendritic morphology and glutamate receptor expression in the developing hippocampus.
• Placental iron, zinc and copper concentrations and pregnancy outcome.
• Postnatal effects of prenatal iron deficiency in the rat.
• PregVit: An Alternate Prenatal Supplement For Women With Nausea And Vomiting In Pregnancy.
• Prenatal care in multiple gestation.
• Prevalence of anaemia in pregnancy in semi-urban area of Miraj.
• Reduced fetal movements and maternal medication -- new pregnancy risk factors for neurodevelopmental disability in childhood.
• Reduced myelination in rat pups due to prenatal iron deprivation.
• Reduced neonatal liver iron stores following prenatal uteroplacental insufficiency (UPI).
• Regional iron uptake into the brain in iron deficiency and iron overload.
• Relationship of maternal trace element nutriture with pregnancy outcome in Kuwait.
• Riboflavin plus iron lowers elevated plasma homocysteine in night-blind Nepali pregnant women with multiple B-vitamin deficiencies.
• Routine iron supplementation in pregnancy: the case for a return to old practices.
• Serum ferritin levels, iron supplementation and the risk of gestational diabetes mellitus in pregnant women.
• Spatial and temporal trends of contaminants in eggs of wading birds from San Francisco Bay, California.
• Survival and sublethal responses of early life stages of pike exposed to low pH in artificial post-mining lake water.
• Teratogenic effects of ionizing radiation and chemical substances.
• Teratogenicity of metals to chick embryos.
• Testicular toxicity of mono-n-butyl phthalate and related phthalates on bound iron in rat red blood cells.
• Testicular toxicity of mono-n-butyl phthalate and related phthalates on bound iron in rat red blood cells.
• The course and outcome of pregnancy in women with epilepsy--a 6-year prospective study.
• The effect of Fe deficiency on placental cytokine expression and fetal growth in the pregnant rat.
• The effect of in utero hypoxia on fetal heart and brain trace metals.
• The Effect of Iron Supplementation 2 Times Daily with or without Meals for 12 Weeks in Trimester 2 & 3 Pregnant Women with Iron Deficiency Anemia and Low Heme Diet.
• The effect of maternal iron deficiency on iron metabolism and fetal growth in Rowett hooded rats.
• The effect of maternal micronutrient supplementation on fetal loss and infant mortality in rural Nepal: a randomized trial.
• The effects of dietary iron and folate supplementation on the nutritional and physiological changes produced in weanling rats by sodium saccharin exposure.
• The impact of iron deficiency anaemia at 12 – 16 weeks on fetal growth and wellbeing in the low risk primigravid population.
• The PEGASUS project: a prospective cohort study for the investigation of drug use in pregnancy.
• The relationship between maternal dietary intake and intrauterine growth retardation.
• Tissue iron deficiency in newborn infants of diabetic mothers (IDM).
• Toxicity of metals and low pH to embryos and larvae of the Jefferson salamander, Ambystoma jeffersonianum.
• Trace element (zinc, copper, iron and magnesium) concentrations in human placenta and their relationship to birth weight of babies.
• Trace elements and iron during prenatal development.
• Zinc status of a group of pregnant Spanish women: effects on anthropometric data and Apgar scores of neonates.
• Zinc sulphate therapy on pregnant women with anaemia.

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ACUTE EXPOSURE INFORMATION

1. USES: Found primarily as a nutritional supplement in vitamins. Used for the treatment and prevention of iron-deficiency anemia.

2. PHARMACOLOGY: Iron is required in the function of multiple essential protein and enzyme complexes including hemoglobin, myoglobin, and cytochromes.

3. TOXICOLOGY: Iron is a general cellular poison and is directly corrosive to the GI mucosa.

4. EPIDEMIOLOGY: Historically, a common poisoning which was one of the leading causes of pediatric toxicologic deaths. Exposure has been reduced in recent years with improved packaging, but still has the potential for significant morbidity and mortality.

5. WITH THERAPEUTIC USE
   1. ADVERSE EFFECTS: GI upset, constipation.

6. WITH POISONING/EXPOSURE
   1. MILD TO MODERATE POISONING: Vomiting and diarrhea may occur within 6 hours of ingestion.
   2. SEVERE POISONING: Severe vomiting and diarrhea, lethargy, metabolic acidosis, shock, GI hemorrhage, coma, seizures, hepatotoxicity, and late onset GI strictures.
   3. CLINICAL COURSE (May Not Occur In All Cases) includes the following:
      1. PHASE I (0.5 to 2 hours) includes vomiting, hematemesis, abdominal pain, diarrhea, hematochezia, lethargy, shock, acidosis, and coagulopathy. Necrosis to the GI tract occurs from the direct effect of iron on GI mucosa. Severe gastrointestinal hemorrhagic necrosis with large losses of fluid and blood contribute to shock.
      2. PHASE II includes apparent recovery; continue to observe patient closely.
      3. PHASE III (2 to 12 hours after phase I) includes profound shock, severe acidosis, cyanosis, and fever. Increased total peripheral resistance, decreased plasma volume, hemoconcentration, decrease in total blood volume, hypotension, CNS depression, and metabolic acidosis have been demonstrated.
      4. PHASE IV (2 to 4 days) includes possible hepatotoxicity. Thought to be a direct action of iron on mitochondria. Monitor liver function tests and bilirubin. Acute lung injury may also occur.
      5. Phase V (days to weeks) includes GI scarring and strictures. GI obstruction secondary to gastric or pyloric scarring may occur due to corrosive effects of iron. Sustained-release preparations have resulted in small intestinal necrosis with resultant scarring and obstruction.
   4. Carbonyl iron (also referred to as "iron carbonyl") appears to be less toxic than other iron formulations because of limited absorption. Please refer to the CARBONYL IRON management for further information.
   5. Case reports suggest that iron-dextran complex overdoses may be associated with high serum iron concentrations without evidence of a corresponding degree of clinical symptoms and signs of toxicity. Please refer to the IRON DEXTRAN management for further information.