The mechanism of action of exogenous ATP for the treatment of fetal hypoxia during delivery.
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Adenosine Triphosphate↗
Biomedical subjects
V Brotánek
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[The hemodynamic effect of oxytocin].
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Blood Pressure↗
[Changes in biochemical indices following oxytocin and methyloxytocin infusions].
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Female↗
[Reactivity of placental arteries to oxytocin].
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Arteries↗
[Tachyphylactogenic effect of vaginal cytology and uterine reactivity following oxytocin administration at the end of pregnancy].
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Female↗
[Active and passive drop in uterine perfusion during labor].
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Female↗
[Use of methyl oxytocin in the prevention of fetal hypoxia].
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Asphyxia Neonatorum↗
[Cytological indices in the prognosis of threatened premature labor following Isoxsuprine therapy].
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Alcohols↗
Importance of changes in uterine blood flow in initiation of labor.
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Depression, Chemical↗
[Changes in uterine blood supply during prolonged pregnancy].
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Blood Pressure↗
Fetal distress after artificial rupture of membranes.
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Blood Flow Velocity↗
[Problem of administration of uterotonics from the viewpoint of iatrogenic damage].
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Female↗
[Our experience with the atropin test].
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Adult↗
Differences in the vasodepressor reaction to oxytocin in men and nonpregnant and pregnant women.
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Adult↗