Study |
Type of data |
Exposure measurement |
Outcome assessment |
Adjustment |
Arkilo, 2015
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retrospective cohort
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Questionnaires were sent to women.
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Questionnaires were sent to women. The developmental outcomes were assessed at 2 years of age by developmental specialists assigned by the school districts.
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None.
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Battino (Gabapentin) (Epilepsy), 2024
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prospective cohort
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Reporting physicians collected information on drug therapy after each trimester.
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Abnormalities in the offspring were recorded descriptively by reporting physicians. A committee blinded to type of exposure assessed and categorized these abnormalities. When necessary, the committee solicited additional information from the reporting physicians.
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Exclusion of pregnancies exposed to known teratogenic drugs, and those with comorbidities associated with teratogenic risks. No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Bech (Other indications), 2018
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population based cohort propective
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The Danish National Prescription Register was used to obtain data on redeemed prescriptions using Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) codes.
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The Danish Psychiatric Central Register and Danish National Patient Registry were used to identify children's learning disabilities diagnosis using ICD-10 codes for: mental retardation, specific development disorders, ASD, emotional/behavioural disorders or having special educational needs.
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Adjustments were made for maternal age at birth, educational level, smoking status, epilepsy, affective disorders, other psychiatric disorders, birth year, preterm birth, Apgar score and birth weight relative to GA.
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Bjørk (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick) (Mixed indications), 2022
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population based cohort retrospective
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Prescriptions through national prescription registers according to Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification codes N03, N05BA09, and S01EC01.
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Severe neurodevelopmental disorders are diagnosed by child psychiatrists and psychologists in specialist health care in the Nordic countries and recorded with International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10) codes.
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No adjustment for this control group.
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Bjørk (Controls unexposed NOS) (Mixed indications), 2022
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population based cohort retrospective
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Prescriptions through national prescription registers according to Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification codes N03, N05BA09, and S01EC01.
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Severe neurodevelopmental disorders are diagnosed by child psychiatrists and psychologists in specialist health care in the Nordic countries and recorded with International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10) codes.
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Adjusted for maternal age, education and marital status, parity, child’s birth year, sex, and country of birth. All the models were run with separate strata for country and year. Plus maternal use of antidepressants or opioids, depression, anxiety, personality disorders, number of chronic somatic diseases, and number of hospitalizations the year before last menstrual period.
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Bjørk (Controls unexposed, sick) (Mixed indications), 2022
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population based cohort retrospective
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Prescriptions through national prescription registers according to Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification codes N03, N05BA09, and S01EC01.
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Severe neurodevelopmental disorders are diagnosed by child psychiatrists and psychologists in specialist health care in the Nordic countries and recorded with International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10) codes.
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No adjustment for this control group.
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Blotière (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick) (Other indications), 2019
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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The French national health insurance database contains all health care claims reimbursed by French National Health Insurance. Include dispensed drugs coded according to the ATC classification. Monotherapy was defined as the absence of any other antiepileptic drug dispensed during the same period.
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The French hospital discharge database (PMSI) provides detailes medical information including discharge diagnosis ICD-10 codes and medical procedures. Major congenital malformations (MCMs) were selected from the list of MCMs of the European Surveillance of Congenital Anomalies (EUROCAT) network.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Blotière (Controls unexposed NOS) (Other indications), 2019
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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The French national health insurance database contains all health care claims reimbursed by French National Health Insurance. Include dispensed drugs coded according to the ATC classification. Monotherapy was defined as the absence of any other antiepileptic drug dispensed during the same period.
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The French hospital discharge database (PMSI) provides detailes medical information including discharge diagnosis ICD-10 codes and medical procedures. Major congenital malformations (MCMs) were selected from the list of MCMs of the European Surveillance of Congenital Anomalies (EUROCAT) network.
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For major congenital malformations with <5 cases per treatment group, authors calculated crude odds ratios with exact confidence intervals. For major congenital malformations with at least 5 cases per treatment group, ORs were adjusted for maternal age, mother’s eligibility for CMU-C, year of start of pregnancy, preconception folic acid supplementation, and pregestational diabetes.
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Bromley, 2016
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retrospective cohort (registry)
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Information was collected at registration and changes of antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy were detected during the follow-up duration by sending a standardised questionnaire to the patient's general practitioner. Other health care practitioners were contacted if identified.
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Assessments were conducted blinded by authors with the WISC–Fourth Edition or the WPPSI–Third Edition. Specific cognitive domains were assessed utilizing subtests from the NEPSY and the Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals–Fourth Edition and parental rating using the BASC.
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None.
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Christensen (Gabapentin) (All indications) (Controls exposed to LTG), 2024
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population based cohort retrospective
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Prenatal exposure was identified via national prescription registers. These registers contain the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification code (www.whocc.no) and the date of dispensing.
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Information on birth weight, gestational age and head circumference at birth was obtained from the medical birth registers for all births occurring at 22 weeks’ gestation or later.
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Singleton only. No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Christensen (Gabapentin) (All indications) (Controls unexposed, general population), 2024
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population based cohort retrospective
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Prenatal exposure was identified via national prescription registers. These registers contain the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification code (www.whocc.no) and the date of dispensing.
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Information on birth weight, gestational age and head circumference at birth was obtained from the medical birth registers for all births occurring at 22 weeks’ gestation or later.
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Singleton only. All models were adjusted for country of birth, year of birth, sex of child, maternal age, maternal parity, maternal marital or cohabitation status, pre-pregnancy hospital admittances, maternal education, smoking in early pregnancy, maternal psychiatric history (F00-F99), and use of psychotropic drugs in pregnancy (ATC N06A, N05A, N05B, excl. N05BA09) and maternal epilepsy.
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Coste (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick) (Mixed indications), 2020
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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Defned by at least one dispensing of the drug to the mother between the beginning of the month preceding onset of pregnancy and the end of pregnancy. Mother had used this drug as monotherapy, defined by the use of a single drug during pregnancy.
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Diagnoses of mental and behavioural disorders by the attribution of long-term disease status and/or hospital admission (ICD-10 codes). Health care utilization by reimbursement of at least one speech therapy session; one orthoptist consultation; one psychiatrist or child psychiatrist consultation.
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Sociodemographic, folic acid, SSRI during pregnancy, antipsychotic drug use during the year preceding pregnancy, a proxy for severity of mental disorders, history of mental and behavioural disorders not related to alcohol or smoking, indicator of tobacco use and alcohol use, child’s sex, gestational age and birth weight.
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Coste (Controls unexposed, NOS) (Mixed indications), 2020
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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Defned by at least one dispensing of the drug to the mother between the beginning of the month preceding onset of pregnancy and the end of pregnancy. Mother had used this drug as monotherapy, defined by the use of a single drug during pregnancy.
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Diagnoses of mental and behavioural disorders by the attribution of long-term disease status and/or hospital admission (ICD-10 codes). Health care utilization by reimbursement of at least one speech therapy session; one orthoptist consultation; one psychiatrist or child psychiatrist consultation.
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Adjusted for: mother’s age, Complementary Universal Health Insurance scheme, diagnosis of mental illness other than tobacco and alcohol use disorders, antipsychotic drug use during the year preceding pregnancy, indicator of severity of psychiatric morbidity, indicator of tobacco use, indicator of alcohol use, folic acid, SSRI during pregnancy, child’s sex, gestational age and birth weight.
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Dean, 2002
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retrospective cohort
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A structured interview was carried out by a trained research nurse using questionnaires.
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Standardised assessment was carried out by a trained research nurse using examination schedules. Clinical photographs were assessed for facial features. Behavior disorders, developmental delay and later childhood medical problems were recorded and/or diagnosed by specialists.
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None.
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Dreier (Controls exposed to LTG), 2023
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population based cohort propective
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Information on use of antiseizure medications was based on the national prescription registers, which contain information on all reimbursed prescription medications dispensed at pharmacies in each country, including date of dispensing and Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification code.
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Information on psychiatric disorders was retrieved from the patient registers, which contain diagnostic information from inpatient admissions and outpatient visits in specialist care.
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Singletons only. No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Dreier (Controls unexposed, sick), 2023
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population based cohort propective
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Information on use of antiseizure medications was based on the national prescription registers, which contain information on all reimbursed prescription medications dispensed at pharmacies in each country, including date of dispensing and Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification code.
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Information on psychiatric disorders was retrieved from the patient registers, which contain diagnostic information from inpatient admissions and outpatient visits in specialist care.
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Singletons only. Adjusted for year of birth, country of birth, sex of the child, smoking in pregnancy, use of antidepressants (ATC code N06A) in pregnancy, and maternal characteristics assessed at the time of birth (age, parity, highest level of completed education, and psychiatric co-morbidity).
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Källén (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick) (Indications NOS), 2013
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population based cohort retrospective
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At the midwife interview at the first antenatal care visit, the woman was asked if she had used any drugs since she became pregnant. Or determined by the use of the Swedish Register of Prescribed Drugs (since 2006).
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The Swedish Medical Birth Registry contain information based on standardized medical records from the first and further antenatal visit, the delivery and the paediatric examination. Supplemented with data from the Register of Birth Defects and Hospital Discharge Register.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Källén (Controls unexposed, NOS) (Indications NOS), 2013
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population based cohort retrospective
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At the midwife interview at the first antenatal care visit, the woman was asked if she had used any drugs since she became pregnant. Or determined by the use of the Swedish Register of Prescribed Drugs (since 2006).
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The Swedish Medical Birth Registry contain information based on standardized medical records from the first and further antenatal visit, the delivery and the paediatric examination. Supplemented with data from the Register of Birth Defects and Hospital Discharge Register.
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Adjustment was made for year of birth, maternal age (5-year class), parity, smoking in early pregnancy and BMI.
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Kilic (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick) (Mixed indications), 2014
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population based cohort retrospective
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The Danish Register of Medicinal Product Statistics holds information on all redeemed prescriptions. Monotherapy exposure was defined as redemption of prescription for one type of AED with the Anatomical Therapeutic Codes.
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The Danish Medical Birth Registry contains data on newborn babies including information on gestational age at birth, birth weight, and head circumference.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Kilic (Controls unexposed NOS) (Mixed indications), 2014
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population based cohort retrospective
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The Danish Register of Medicinal Product Statistics holds information on all redeemed prescriptions. Monotherapy exposure was defined as redemption of prescription for one type of AED with the Anatomical Therapeutic Codes.
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The Danish Medical Birth Registry contains data on newborn babies including information on gestational age at birth, birth weight, and head circumference.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Kilic (Controls unexposed, sick) (Mixed indications), 2014
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population based cohort retrospective
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The Danish Register of Medicinal Product Statistics holds information on all redeemed prescriptions. Monotherapy exposure was defined as redemption of prescription for one type of AED with the Anatomical Therapeutic Codes.
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The Danish Medical Birth Registry contains data on newborn babies including information on gestational age at birth, birth weight, and head circumference.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Madley-Dowd_SE (Gabapentin) (Controls exposed to LTG) (Mixed indications), 2024
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population based cohort retrospective
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Self-reported maternal consumption of antiseizure medications were prospectively recorded at antenatal care visits (from a structured interview at the first visit at 8–10 weeks of gestation, supplemented from 2005 with drug all prescription dispensations in Sweden (tetrachoric correlation 0.98).
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Inpatient and specialized outpatient diagnoses were obtained using ICD-8/9/10 codes from the National Patient Registry, and to further identify cases of ADHD, prescription information on licensed ADHD medications was also incorporated.
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Adjusted for ASM presumed indication, any maternal neurodevelopmental diagnoses, maternal age, residential region, hazardous drinking or illicit drug use during pregnancy, gravidity, maternal health care use and seizure events (year before pregnancy), use of antipsychotics/ antidepressants (year before pregnancy), hyperemesis or antiemetic prescriptions, year of birth and socioeconomic position.
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Madley-Dowd_SE (Gabapentin) (Controls unexposed, general pop) (Mixed indications), 2024
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population based cohort retrospective
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Self-reported maternal consumption of antiseizure medications were prospectively recorded at antenatal care visits (from a structured interview at the first visit at 8–10 weeks of gestation, supplemented from 2005 with drug all prescription dispensations in Sweden (tetrachoric correlation 0.98).
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Inpatient and specialized outpatient diagnoses were obtained using ICD-8/9/10 codes from the National Patient Registry, and to further identify cases of ADHD, prescription information on licensed ADHD medications was also incorporated.
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Adjusted for ASM presumed indication, any maternal neurodevelopmental diagnoses, maternal age, residential region, hazardous drinking or illicit drug use during pregnancy, gravidity, maternal health care use and seizure events (year before pregnancy), use of antipsychotics/ antidepressants (year before pregnancy), hyperemesis or antiemetic prescriptions, year of birth and socioeconomic position.
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Madley-Dowd_SE (Gabapentin) (Controls unexposed, sibling) (Mixed indications), 2024
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population based cohort retrospective
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Self-reported maternal consumption of antiseizure medications were prospectively recorded at antenatal care visits (from a structured interview at the first visit at 8–10 weeks of gestation, supplemented from 2005 with drug all prescription dispensations in Sweden (tetrachoric correlation 0.98).
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Inpatient and specialized outpatient diagnoses were obtained using ICD-8/9/10 codes from the National Patient Registry, and to further identify cases of ADHD, prescription information on licensed ADHD medications was also incorporated.
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Adjusted for ASM presumed indication, any maternal neurodevelopmental diagnoses, maternal age, residential region, hazardous drinking or illicit drug use during pregnancy, gravidity, maternal health care use and seizure events (year before pregnancy), use of antipsychotics/ antidepressants (year before pregnancy), hyperemesis or antiemetic prescriptions, year of birth and socioeconomic position.
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Madley-Dowd_UK (Gabapentin) (Controls exposed to LTG) (Mixed indications), 2024
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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Prescriptions were identified from primary care records.
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Diagnoses were obtained from primary care records using Read codes for all patients and from inpatient and outpatient Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) using ICD-10 codes. For ADHD, prescription on ADHD medications (methylphenidate, dexamfetamine, lisdexamfetamine and atomoxetine) was incorporated.
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Adjusted for ASM presumed indication, any maternal neurodevelopmental diagnoses, maternal age, residential region, hazardous drinking or illicit drug use during pregnancy, gravidity, maternal health care use and seizure events (year before pregnancy), use of antipsychotics/ antidepressants (year before pregnancy), hyperemesis or antiemetics, year of birth and socioeconomic position.
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Madley-Dowd_UK (Gabapentin) (Controls unexposed, general pop) (Mixed indications), 2024
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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Prescriptions were identified from primary care records.
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Diagnoses were obtained from primary care records using Read codes for all patients and from inpatient and outpatient Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) using ICD-10 codes. For ADHD, prescription on ADHD medications (methylphenidate, dexamfetamine, lisdexamfetamine and atomoxetine) was incorporated.
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Adjusted for ASM presumed indication, any maternal neurodevelopmental diagnoses, maternal age, residential region, hazardous drinking or illicit drug use during pregnancy, gravidity, maternal health care use and seizure events (year before pregnancy), use of antipsychotics/ antidepressants (year before pregnancy), hyperemesis or antiemetic prescriptions, year of birth and socioeconomic position.
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Madley-Dowd_UK (Gabapentin) (Controls unexposed, sibling) (Mixed indications), 2024
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retrospective cohort (claims database)
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Prescriptions were identified from primary care records.
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Diagnoses were obtained from primary care records using Read codes for all patients and from inpatient and outpatient Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) using ICD-10 codes. For ADHD, prescription on ADHD medications (methylphenidate, dexamfetamine, lisdexamfetamine and atomoxetine) was incorporated.
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Sibling. Adjusted for ASM presumed indication, any maternal neurodevelopmental diagnoses, maternal age, residential region, hazardous drinking or illicit drug use during pregnancy, gravidity, maternal health care use and seizure events (year before pregnancy), use of antipsychotics/ antidepressants (year before pregnancy), hyperemesis or antiemetics, year of birth and socioeconomic position.
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Mawer (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick), 2010
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prospective cohort
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The research nurse recorded personal and medical history with forms. An epilepsy specialist confirmed antiepileptic medication. Information from the patient was supplemented from clinical records.
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Congenital abnormalities were identified from reports of fetal scans and paediatric medical examination of the baby before discharge. Major malformations were distinguished from minor anomalies using Eurocat instructions and those with chromosome abnormalities were not included.
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No matching for this group of comparison. No adjustement.
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Mawer (Controls unexposed, disease free), 2010
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prospective cohort
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The research nurse recorded personal and medical history with forms. An epilepsy specialist confirmed antiepileptic medication. Information from the patient was supplemented from clinical records.
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Congenital abnormalities were identified from reports of fetal scans and paediatric medical examination of the baby before discharge. Major malformations were distinguished from minor anomalies using Eurocat instructions and those with chromosome abnormalities were not included.
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Matched for age (within a five-year band), for parity, for residential district (postal code) and employment. No adjustement.
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Mawer (Controls unexposed, sick), 2010
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prospective cohort
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The research nurse recorded personal and medical history with forms. An epilepsy specialist confirmed antiepileptic medication. Information from the patient was supplemented from clinical records.
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Congenital abnormalities were identified from reports of fetal scans and paediatric medical examination of the baby before discharge. Major malformations were distinguished from minor anomalies using Eurocat instructions and those with chromosome abnormalities were not included.
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No matching for this group of comparison. No adjustement.
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Miškov (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick), 2016
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prospective cohort
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Data collected on pregnant women during outpatient visits to the neurologist, gynecologist and pediatrician neurologist.
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Newborns were examined by pediatrician neurologist/geneticist at Clinical Department of Pediatrics and followed up yearly. Data on the control group were obtained from Clinical Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics and Clinical Department of Pediatrics.
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Not specified.
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Miškov (Controls unexposed, disease free), 2016
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prospective cohort
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Data collected on pregnant women during outpatient visits to the neurologist, gynecologist and pediatrician neurologist.
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Newborns were examined by pediatrician neurologist/geneticist at Clinical Department of Pediatrics and followed up yearly. Data on the control group were obtained from Clinical Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics and Clinical Department of Pediatrics.
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Not specified.
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Miškov (Controls unexposed, sick), 2016
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prospective cohort
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Data collected on pregnant women during outpatient visits to the neurologist, gynecologist and pediatrician neurologist.
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Newborns were examined by pediatrician neurologist/geneticist at Clinical Department of Pediatrics and followed up yearly. Data on the control group were obtained from Clinical Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics and Clinical Department of Pediatrics.
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Not specified.
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Morrow (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick), 2006
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prospective cohort
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Information was collected at registration and changes of antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy were detected during the follow-up duration by sending a standardised questionnaire to the patient's general practitioner. Other health care practitioners were contacted if identified.
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Outcome data were collected by sending the patient’s general practitioner a standardised questionnaire for completion during the follow-up duration. Other health care practitioners were contacted if identified. Pregnancy losses with no major malformation are excluded.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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Morrow (Controls unexposed, sick), 2006
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prospective cohort
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Information was collected at registration and changes of antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy were detected during the follow-up duration by sending a standardised questionnaire to the patient's general practitioner. Other health care practitioners were contacted if identified.
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Outcome data were collected by sending the patient’s general practitioner a standardised questionnaire for completion during the follow-up duration. Other health care practitioners were contacted if identified. Pregnancy losses with no major malformation are excluded.
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No adjustment for this group of exposure.
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Razaz (Epilepsy), 2024
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population based cohort retrospective
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Prescription for antiseizure medication (ASM) was ascertained using nationwide prescription registers and identified ASMs based on Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification.
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All maternal and neonatal conditions were ascertained from each country’s Medical Birth Register, Patient Register, and Cause of Death Register records, according to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10).
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Singleton only. Adjusted for maternal age, parity, birth year, child’s sex, mother’s education, marital status, country, maternal prepregnancy psychiatric comorbidity, number of somatic diagnoses, and hospitalizations in the year preceding pregnancy.
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The NAAED (Controls exposed to LTG) (Indications NOS), 2023
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prospective cohort
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Women are interviewed at enrollment, at 7 months’ gestation and at 8 –12 weeks after the expected date of delivery. The computer-assisted interviews include questions on start and stop dates of each antiepileptic drugs taken, dose, frequency and changes in medication.
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Women were questioned with a computer-assisted telephone interview 3 times and medical records were obtained. The written descriptions in the pediatricians’ examinations were reviewed separately by the clinical teratologist.
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No adjustment for this group of comparison.
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The NAAED (Controls unexposed, disease free) (Indications NOS), 2023
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prospective cohort
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Women are interviewed at enrollment, at 7 months’ gestation and at 8 –12 weeks after the expected date of delivery. The computer-assisted interviews include questions on start and stop dates of each antiepileptic drugs taken, dose, frequency and changes in medication.
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Women were questioned with a computer-assisted telephone interview 3 times and medical records were obtained. The written descriptions in the pediatricians’ examinations were reviewed separately by the clinical teratologist.
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Not specified.
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Vajda (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick), 2013
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prospective cohort
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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None.
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Vajda (Controls exposed to Lamotrigine, sick), 2018
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prospective cohort
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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None.
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Vajda (Controls unexposed, sick), 2013
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prospective cohort
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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None.
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Vajda (Controls unexposed, sick), 2018
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prospective cohort
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. Details provided by the participants are confirmed, as far as possible, by the treating medical practitioners.
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None.
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Wood, 2015
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prospective cohort
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Details are obtained by four in-depth telephone interviews with the women. And treating doctors are contacted to confirm medical details.
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Assessments with the Childhood Autism Rating Scale (CARS) were conducted by two authors blinded to drug exposure status of the child and clinical diagnosis of the mother and a consensus meetings conducted to confirm scoring.
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None.
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