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Table 1.

Antidepressants included in the study.

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Table 2.

Basic characteristics for women exposed to an antidepressant during pregnancy.

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Figure 1.

Point prevalence of pregnant women in treatment with an antidepressant based on estimated treatment periods.

SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor; TCA, tricyclic antidepressants; AD, antidepressant.

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Figure 2.

Percentage of pregnant women in treatment with an antidepressant for each day from 180 days before conception to 630 days after conception (approximately 1 year after mean time of delivery).

The figure is divided into three areas of different color indicating the period of treatment start; before (dark blue), during (blue) or after pregnancy (light blue).

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Table 3.

Number of women exposed to an antidepressant during pregnancy.

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Table 4.

Pre-pregnancy treatment-naïve women exposed to an antidepressant.

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Figure 3.

Percentage of pregnant women in treatment with an SSRI for each day from 180 days before conception to 630 days after conception (approximately 1 year after mean time of delivery).

Lines depict the different types of SSRIs.

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