Growth and long-term development after in utero exposure to coumarins

The aim of the thesis was to gain insight into adverse effects after in utero exposure to coumarins on growth and long-term development of children at school age. In a nation widecohort study, we investigated growth and the neurological, behavioural, and cognitive development of 308 children prenatally exposed to coumarins, in comparison to 267 agematched non-exposed control children. We included children born between January1, 1982 and December 31, 1990, when their ages were in the range of 8 to 14 years. The exposed children were recruted from a prospective pregnancy registration by the Dutch Federation of
Thrombosis Services, which registered women who used coumarins for anticoagulation during pregnancy

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