Antidepressant transfer into amniotic fluid, umbilical cord blood & breast milk: A systematic review & combined analysis.
Antidepressant transfer into amniotic fluid, umbilical cord blood & breast milk: A systematic review & combined analysis.
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10.1016/j.pnpbp.2020.110228
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发表时间:
2021-04-20
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Spigset O
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作者:
Schoretsanitis G;Westin AA;Stingl JC;Deligiannidis KM;Paulzen M;Spigset O
Data regarding the ability of antidepressants to enter fetal, newborn and infant fluids have become gradually available, but mechanisms of antidepressant transfer remain poorly understood. Here we calculated penetration ratios in an array of matrices from combined samples of pregnant/breastfeeding women taking antidepressants. We performed a systematic literature search of PubMed and EMBASE to identify studies with concentrations of antidepressants from maternal blood, amniotic fluid, umbilical cord blood and/or breast milk. Penetration ratios were calculated by dividing the concentrations in amniotic fluid, umbilical cord plasma or breast milk by the maternal plasma concentration. When data from multiple studies were available, we calculated combined penetration ratios, weighting the study mean by study size. Eighty-five eligible studies were identified. For amniotic fluid, the highest penetration ratios were estimated for venlafaxine (mean 2.77, range 0.43–4.70 for the active moiety) and citalopram (mean 2.03, range 0.35–6.97), while the lowest ratios were for fluvoxamine (mean 0.1) and fluoxetine (mean 0.11, range 0.02–0.2 for the active moiety). For umbilical cord plasma, nortriptyline had the highest ratio (mean 2.97, range 0.25–26.43) followed by bupropion (mean 1.14, range 0.3–5.08). For breast milk, the highest ratios were observed for venlafaxine (mean 2.59, range 0.85–4.85), mianserin (mean 2.22, range 0.80–3.64) and escitalopram (mean 2.19, range 1.68–3.00). We observed considerable variability across antidepressants regarding their ability to enter fetal, newborn and infant fluids. Measuring antidepressant concentrations in a maternal blood sample can provide a reliable estimate of fetal/infant exposure, although further evidence for concentration-dependent effects is required.
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