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[Pathogenesis of fetal growth retardation and behavioral disorders in the progeny caused by smoking during pregnancy].

A review of data reported in the literature and those obtained by the authors on disorders of fetal development in smoking pregnant women, the significance of disturbed maternal adaptation to pregnancy, and maternal, fetal and placental effects of nicotine, carbon dioxide and other constituents of tobacco smoke is presented. The genesis and damaging effect of hypoxia on fetal brain, eventually resulting in mental retardation, are discussed.