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A Sipiński

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PubMed2001

[Misoprostol and oxytocin in induction of labour in women with prolonged pregnancy--safety and effectiveness comparison].

16 women with prolonged pregnancy and indications to induction of labour were involved into prospective analysis. Sixty of them were given 50 micrograms of Mizoprostol straight into posterior vaginal fornix (only once). In 56 women the labour was induced by intravenous administration of 5 IU Oxytocin. Effectiveness and safety of both preparations used in labour induction were compared. Non-significant higher effectiveness and significant faster induction of uterine contractions by Oxytocin was found. Mizoprostol administration significantly shortens duration of the first labour period. Eventually, time from the medicine administration until the labour in both groups was comparative.

Administration, Intravaginal↗
PubMed2000

[The analysis of 135 water births].

DESIGN: The authors showed the results of the study of the influence of warm tub bath during delivery on 135 women. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In a prospective study 135 women bathed in a warm tub bath during first and second stage of labor after a strictly normal pregnancy, ending with spontaneous delivery at term. A control group consisted of 135 women fulfilling the same criteria, but who did not take the bath during labor. The newborns weight, their condition, perineum injury, time of first and second stage of delivery and number of periteotomies was analyzed. CONCLUSIONS: The observed features were undistinguishing.

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PubMed2000

[Delivery with husband].

On the basis of the own questionnaire, the research concerning 60 married couples, experiencing family delivery, was made. It was stated that there is strong emotional bound between parents and strong need for experiencing the delivery together.

Adult↗
PubMed2000

[The use of Misoprostol preparation (Cytotec) in induction of labor at prolonged pregnancy].

OBJECTIVES: Safety and effectiveness testing of Misoprostol use at prolonged pregnancies. DESIGN: Prospective, clinical study. MATERIAL AND METHODS: 50 pregnant women with prolonged pregnancy, monocyesis, cephalic longitudinal foetus lie, existing foetal membranes and lack of spontaneous delivery action. Women were given 50 micrograms Misoprostol (Cytotec) to posterior vaginal fornix in case to provoke delivery. Effectiveness of inducing, delivery lasting, way of its finishing and infant condition at birth were controlled. Results were matched with control group of 35 patients with physiological pregnancy, who delivered in spontaneous partus. RESULTS: Effective provocation was observed at 38 pregnant. Natural way delivery was observed at 40 patients. In 10 cases caesarean section was done. Lasting time of birth, way of finishing, infant condition at birth and number of complication do not differ statistically between examined and control group. CONCLUSION: Misoprostol can be effective and save of delivery induction in prolonged pregnancy.

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PubMed2000

[Vaginal delivery after previous cesarean: comparison between own method and Weinstein's predictive score].

121 women after previous caesarean section were examined. The amount of successful labours were compared (according to the own diagnostic card) with the foreseeing probability of vaginal labours according to Weinstein's score. 63% pregnant woman was classified to the natural labour on the base of the own diagnostic card, probability of natural labour according to Weinstein's score were more or equal than 67%. There were no agreement between prognostic Weinstein's scale and our own method in the cases of failed attempt of labour followed by caesarean section.

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PubMed2000

[Spirometry parameters of women in various positions of delivery].

UNLABELLED: Position in labour depends mostly on women's preferences, and is chosen instinctively in order to reduce labour pain. Between two different positions: vertical and horizontal, the first of them seems to guarantee more convenient gas exchange in maternal lungs. DESIGN: To prove that the vertical position in labour increase spirometry parameters in comparison with horizontal one. METHODS: Women were divided into two groups according to position in labour and spirometry examination were performed in second period of labour. Group I were composed of 17 women in vertical position whereas group II--19 women in horizontal one. RESULTS: Whole of analysed spirometral parameters had higher values in group I (8.2%-17.1%), but the increase wasn't statistically significant (p < 0.05).

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