PubMed · 1981 · 14 citations · 0 references
MedicinePediatricsPsychiatryChild PsychiatryMaternal-fetal MedicineSubstance Use DisordersCongenital DisordersCongenital MalformationsFetal Alcohol Spectrum DisordersFetal AnomaliesPregnancyPrenatal DevelopmentAlcohol Use In PregnancyAlcohol-related Birth DefectsAlcohol-related Developmental ToxicityFetal Alcohol ExposureMaternal Alcohol ExposureMaternal Alcohol UsePrenatal Alcohol ExposureTeratogenic Effects Of Alcohol
We report the case of a severely malformed and retarded girl whose previously alcoholic mother had taken disulfiram early during the pregnancy, but denied having taken alcohol. The child quite closely resembled the clinical picture of the fetal alcohol syndrome.