The Effect of Oxygen Ventilation and a Vasodilator on Uterine Perfusion, Foetal Oxygen and Acid-Base Balance

Tervilä, L; Vartiainen, Eero; I, Kivalo; Finnilä, Matts-Johan; Väyrynen, Martti

doi:10.1097/00132586-197404000-00056

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“…Whether oxygen therapy in conjunction with a vasodilator would further improve foetal oxygenation is debatable. Tervila et al (1973) using xanthinol nicotinate found no appreciable difference. It is surprising that the combination of oxygen and epidural blockade on foetal oxygenation have not yet been studied.…”

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Foetal Hypoxia—An Anaesthetist's approach to Classification and Prevention

Brownridge¹

1978

Anaesth Intensive Care

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Nearly one third of perinatal deaths are due to hypoxia occurring during pregnancy and labour. M any factors contribute to foetal hypoxia and in order to group these into orderly categories a classification of hypoxia, which is familiar to anaesthetists, has been applied to the maternal and foetal circulations. This theoretical approach forms a logical guide to our understanding the cause, prevention and treatment of foetal hypoxia.

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Foetal Hypoxia—An Anaesthetist's approach to Classification and Prevention

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1978

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The Effect of Oxygen Ventilation and a Vasodilator on Uterine Perfusion, Foetal Oxygen and Acid-Base Balance

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Foetal Hypoxia—An Anaesthetist's approach to Classification and Prevention

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