Serum concentrations of IGF-I/IGF-II as biomarkers of alcohol damage during foetal development and diagnostic markers of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome

Adverse Effects of Alcohol Consumption, on Foetal and Postnatal Mice

Mortality in foetal alcohol syndrome.

adverse effects of alcohol consumption, on foetal and postnatal mice

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Foetal alcohol syndrome--a multifaceted condition.

Foetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) was first described in 1973 by Jones and colleagues.1 Since then, results of epidemiological studies and clinical experience have shown that exposure of the foetus to high maternal alcohol consumption has a range of consequences. It can result in both major and minor malformations, permanent impairment of growth with a disproportionately low weight-to-height ratio ...

Foetal alcohol syndrome: a cephalometric analysis of patients and controls.

Foetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) consists of multi-system abnormalities and is caused by the excessive intake of alcohol during pregnancy. The teratogenic effect of alcohol on the human foetus has now been established beyond reasonable doubt and FAS is the most important human teratogenic condition known today. The purpose of this study was to analyse the craniofacial parameters of children with F...