BMJ · 1974 · 27 citations · 8 references
NeonatologyFertilityReproductive HealthFetal MedicineGynecologyPrevious Oral ContraceptionHematologySerum Bilirubin LevelsReproductive MedicineObstetricsMaternal NutritionPublic HealthMaternal Oxytocin InfusionMaternal ComplicationMaternal HealthNeonatal JaundiceMaternal-fetal MedicinePostpartum HemorrhageInfant NutritionPediatricsPregnancyMedicineAnesthesiology
A prospective study of serum bilirubin levels on the first and sixth days of life in a series of 181 infants has failed to provide evidence to suggest that previous maternal oral contraception, maternal oxytocin infusion, epidural anaesthesia, or breast-feeding are factors influencing neonatal jaundice.
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OXYTOCIC AGENTS AND NEONATAL HYPERBILIRUBINÆMIA
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