8 Volume homeostasis and osmoregulation in human pregnancy
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Ocular changes during pregnancy
2018, Journal of Current OphthalmologyCitation Excerpt :The mechanism presumably is related to hormonal changes such as low progesterone levels; however, by the third trimester, an increase in progesterone and aqueous outflow often result in decreased or absence of Krukenberg spindles.17 Water retention is a well-described phenomenon in pregnancy.18 At the ocular level, the increased aqueous component can result in corneal edema and contact lens intolerance.3
Reproductive and developmental toxicity of potassium perfluorohexanesulfonate in CD-1 mice
2018, Reproductive ToxicologyCitation Excerpt :Interestingly, PFHxS was less potent than PFOS and this may explain, in part, the absence of postnatal mortality in pups born to dams that were exposed to K+PFHxS. Although the toxicokinetics of PFHxS during pregnancy have not been fully characterized in mice, it is expected that, under daily treatment of K+PFHxS during gestation, the resulting maternal serum PFHxS concentrations would be subject to some degree of dilution due to pregnancy-induced plasma expansion [75,76], as demonstrated by the reduction in F0 female serum PFHxS concentrations on GD18 when compared to pre-gestation serum PFHxS concentrations on SD 14. In addition, the difference in serum PFHxS concentrations before and after gestation in F0 dams also offered compelling evidence for the occurrence of in utero transfer in that pooled fetal serum PFHxS concentrations obtained on GD 18 were comparable to the respective maternal serum PFHxS concentrations.
Normative bladder diary measurements in pregnant women
2017, European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive BiologyCitation Excerpt :Analysis of the within-trimester diary completion times revealed that 83% of our first trimester diaries were completed late in the trimester (11–12 weeks). Human and animal studies [12] suggest that in pregnancy TBW accretion increases until about 8 weeks after gestation, at which time accretion stops with TBW having increased 7–8 L (L). Thus, published data are compatible with a hypothetical V24 increase early in pregnancy.
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This work was supported by the Medical Research Council (UK) and the National Institutes of Health (USA).