This is a general review of the principles of reproductive and developmental toxicology, the research methods used to assess the reproductive toxicity of common occupational and environmental agents, and the clinical management of patients faced with such agents. In addition, information on the reproductive toxicity of commonly-encountered agents, such as organic solvents, video display terminals, and household chemicals is included. Chemically Induced Birth Defects, 2nd ed. Marcel Dekker, 1993. This comprehensive reference book reviews available animal and human studies on the teratogenic effects of drugs and chemicals.
Emphasis is placed on studies in which exposures took place during the period of organogenesis.
The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995. This book contains information on the reproductive toxicology of over 2800 physical and chemical agents. The summaries include information on the effects of these agents on male and female fertility and the infants of breast-feeding mothers as well as on embryonic and fetal development. The Johns Hopkins University Press , 1995. Shepard s Catalog provides a comprehensive compilation of animal and human research on the teratogenicity of chemical and environmental agents.