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Summary: Cyclophosphamide was given to a young woman with nephrotic syndrome, and was inadvertently continued until the eighth week of her pregnancy. The baby had only two minor malformations; an umbilical hernia and a cutaneous haemangioma, which were probably not due to the cyclophosphamide.
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