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Treating Psychologic Disorders During Pregnancy and Lactation
2004Women are at increased risk of psychologic illness during pregnancy and the puerperium and clinicians in obstetric/gynecologic (OB/GYN) settings need to be aware of the potential psychologic implications of normal reproductive events across a woman's life.
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Sodium lactate infusion in late luteal phase dysphoric disorder
Psychiatry Research, 1993The effects of sodium lactate infusion were compared in 13 women who sought treatment for marked premenstrual dysphoric changes that met criteria for late luteal phase dysphoric disorder and 7 control women. No subject had a lifetime history of panic disorder. The rate of blindly rated panic to sodium lactate was 7 (58%) in patients and 0% in controls.
D, Sandberg +4 more
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Benign Disorders of the Breast in Pregnancy and Lactation
2020Benign cystic or solid lumps frequently occur in the breasts of young women, and consequently can also be seen during pregnancy and lactation. Simple cysts do not increase the risk of malignancy. The current management is routine follow-up. Complex cysts are thick walled or contain a mass, and should be followed by a US-guided biopsy and then treated ...
Taib, Nur Aishah, Rahmat, Kartini
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Premalignant Disorders of the Breast in Pregnancy and Lactation
2020Papillomas, atypical hyperplasias, and lobular carcinoma in situ of the breast are not malignant tumors, but present serious management challenges when they are diagnosed in a breast biopsy . Upgrading after excision and increased possibility of future cancer are risks that accompany these lesions. While some features have been defined as high-risk for
Ramesh, Omranipour +3 more
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Lactate sensitivity and cardiac cholinergic function in panic disorder
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1994Using spectral analysis of the continuous time series signal before and during lactate and placebo infusions, the authors studied heart rate variability in six patients with panic disorder and nine normal comparison subjects. The decrease in high-frequency (0.20-0.50 Hz) power and the increase in sympathovagal ratios (mid-frequency [0.07-0.15 Hz] to ...
V K, Yeragani +4 more
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Sodium lactate response and familial risk for panic disorder
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1995The authors used the family study method to test the hypothesis that sodium lactate response defines two subtypes of panic disorder.Rates of panic disorder in 142 first-degree relatives of patients who responded to sodium lactate, 88 first-degree relatives of patients who did not respond to sodium lactate, and 231 first-degree relatives of never ...
A H, Reschke +7 more
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The Diagnostic Utility of Lactate Sensitivity in Panic Disorder
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1990Lactate infusion is the most extensively studied of the pharmacological challenge tests in panic disorder. We assessed the value of this test in the diagnosis and subtyping of panic in clinical and research settings. Analysis of lactate infusion studies to date suggests that patients with panic attacks are significantly more sensitive to lactate than ...
D S, Cowley, G W, Arana
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Clinical Presentations of Breast Disorders in Pregnancy and Lactation
2020The breast tissue undergoes significant physiological change during pregnancy and lactation. These changes can give rise to some unique disorders during pregnancy , puerperium and lactation or exaggerate pre-existing conditions. Clinical examination becomes less reliable due to textural change and density of breast tissue as a result of hormonal ...
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Calcium and Bone Metabolism Disorders During Pregnancy and Lactation
Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2011Pregnancy and lactation cause a substantial increase in demand for calcium that is met by different maternal adaptations within each period. Intestinal calcium absorption more than doubles during pregnancy, whereas the maternal skeleton resorbs to provide most of the calcium content of breast milk during lactation.
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Breast disorders in pregnant and lactating women.
Radiologic technology, 2015The breast undergoes extensive changes during pregnancy and lactation that can create diagnostic challenges. This article reviews the anatomy of the breast, breast changes associated with pregnancy and lactation, and breast imaging techniques for pregnant and lactating women.
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