Ketanserin versus dihydralazine in the management of early-onset preeclampsia: Maternal and neonatal outcome

Bolte, A; Eyck, Jim van; Hw, Bruinse; Kanhai, H. H. H.; Vries, Andrica de; Dekker, G.A.

doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(97)80104-4

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“…A difference in accomplishing vaginal deliveries between the two groups was hypothesized because of the following previous findings associated with the use of ketanserin: fewer maternal complications [2], the absence of adverse effects on fetal heart rate tracings, [4,12] and the potentially lower incidence of hypotensive overshoot [1]. The absolute number of vaginal deliveries between the two treatment groups is not significantly different.…”

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