It has on occasion been used to control mania in pregnant patients, especially in the first 3 months.

Now, doctors say, many of their pregnant patients have never heard of the drug.

A great deal of discussion regarding pregnant patients' rights has taken place in the United States.

These drugs should not be used for pregnant patients.

Guidelines based on anecdotal reports have been developed for the management of pregnant patients with p. vera.

Of course these findings are important and need to be remembered while following a pregnant patient with Turner syndrome.

It is not to be used in pregnant patients.

Rapid progression of renal disease in a pregnant patient was reported.

The pregnant patient was blindfolded so as not to reveal the secret, all the others had to leave the room.

Doctors used to advise their pregnant patients to put their feet up for the entire 40 weeks.