BMJ · 1975 · 18 citations · 3 references
Intravenous OxytocinFertilityReproductive HealthGynecologyLarge Maintenance DosesOperative Vaginal DeliveryFailure To ProgressProductivityLabor Process StudiesLabour StudyManagementCaesarean SectionObstetricsWorking ConditionsEconomicsLabor PracticesMaternal HealthLabor Force TrendCm Cervical DilatationLabour SupplyLabor EconomicsPostpartum HemorrhageWorkforce DevelopmentBusinessLabor LawMedicineUnemployment
In 160 women large but variable amounts of intravenous oxytocin were needed to induce labour within a reasonable time interval to 5 cm cervical dilatation. Thereafter 7 mU of oxytocin/min would maintain progress. Since large maintenance doses may cause obstetric problems it is recommended that a maintenance regimen should be used once labour has progressed to this stage.
3
Statistical Methods in Medical Research.
P. Armitage · Biometrics · 1972 · 4.1K citations
INFLUENCE OF A PARTOGRAPH ON THE ACTIVE MANAGEMENT OF LABOUR
JohnM. Beazley · The Lancet · 1972 · 44 citations