A prenatal exposure to acyclovir is defined as inadvertent or intentional use of oral or intravenous acyclovir at any time during pregnancy. Information is obtained from mailed questionnaires (primarily to obstetricians) regarding pregnancy dates; maternal risk factors; dose, length, and indication of acyclovir therapy; and pregnancy outcome.
Acyclovir/Ganciclovir Pathway, Pharmacokinetics/Pharmacodynamics Consequently, the Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium (CPIC) defined
A prenatal exposure to acyclovir is defined as inadvertent or intentional use of oral or intravenous acyclovir at any time during pregnancy.
by RA Torres 2024 Cited by 7Models A and B define acyclovir use at specific points of time (fixed acyclovir and disease progression, as defined by the CPCRA. (essentially, new
Although the minimal effective dose of acyclovir for prophylaxis has not yet established, the efficacy of low-dose acyclovir prophylaxis, 400 mg once daily, has been suggested. Methods: We retrospectively reviewed the patients receiving the low-dose acyclovir which was defined as the once daily administration of acyclovir 400 or 200 mg.
Valacyclovir is an ester prodrug of acyclovir in which the L-valine amino count may point the way to defining a maximum tolerable dose. Ribavirin
available on prescription (such as Acyclovir). The guidance should define this as 'mild axillary hyperhidrosis responsive to topical OTC.
by ML Smiley Cited by 26underway to better define any possible association with val acyclovir. In conclusion, valacyclovir HCl, the l-valyl ester of acyclovir, is an orally
available on prescription (such as Acyclovir). The guidance should define this as 'mild axillary hyperhidrosis responsive to topical OTC.
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