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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1951
Abstract 1. 1. The literature dealing with the relation of maternal nutrition to premature labor has been reviewed. Despite the prevailing view that nutritional inadequacy is a common cause of premature labor, the evidence for this is not convincing. 2. 2.
H, SPEERT, S, GRAFF, A M, GRAFF
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Abstract 1. 1. The literature dealing with the relation of maternal nutrition to premature labor has been reviewed. Despite the prevailing view that nutritional inadequacy is a common cause of premature labor, the evidence for this is not convincing. 2. 2.
H, SPEERT, S, GRAFF, A M, GRAFF
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Premature labor and indomethacin
Prostaglandins, 1975Women in the 29th - 32nd week of gestation were admitted to hospital following the onset of premature labor contractions. After treatment with bed rest and beta-stimulating drugs, those patients with persistent uterine contractions were treated with oral indomethacin (25 mg every 6 hours for 5 days).
N, Wigvist, V, Lundström, K, Gréen
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Premature labor and indomethacin
Prostaglandins, 1978Administration of indomethacin to 29 women in the 26th--37th week of gestation with premature labor contractions was followed in 26 by a significant decrease of uterine activity. The effect of therapy was monitored by serial external tocometry recordings and by plasma concentrations of estriol, h.P.L., alpha-fetoprotein, and estriol/creatinine ratio in
P, Grella, P, Zanor
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JAMA, 1961
Premature labor occurs in about 10% of all pregnancies and is the most frequent complication of the last half of pregnancy. At present, the etiology remains undetermined in about half of these premature labors. Treatment in these cases must therefore be symptomatic.
E H, BISHOP, T B, WOUTERSZ
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Premature labor occurs in about 10% of all pregnancies and is the most frequent complication of the last half of pregnancy. At present, the etiology remains undetermined in about half of these premature labors. Treatment in these cases must therefore be symptomatic.
E H, BISHOP, T B, WOUTERSZ
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Premature labor and premature rupture of the membranes
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1978Abstract The effects of prolonged rupture of membranes upon the outcome of the mother and the fetus remain a problem in obstetrics. In an attempt to correlate the time interval between premature rupture of the membranes (PROM) and the onset of labor prior to term and maternal and perinatal outcome, a retrospective study was done in patients admitted ...
J M, Miller, M J, Pupkin, C, Crenshaw
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American Journal of Perinatology, 1989
The possibility that infection can cause premature labor is appealing. If true, antibiotics treat the cause, in contrast to tocolytic agents, which treat symptoms. There is strong evidence that infection is a factor in premature labor. Historical data from the preantibiotic era in patients with pyelonephritis and pneumonia support this.
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The possibility that infection can cause premature labor is appealing. If true, antibiotics treat the cause, in contrast to tocolytic agents, which treat symptoms. There is strong evidence that infection is a factor in premature labor. Historical data from the preantibiotic era in patients with pyelonephritis and pneumonia support this.
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The inhibition of premature labor with indomethacin
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1980We administered indomethacin orally for the treatment of premature labor in a prospective, randomized, double-blind fashion, and all infants were followed up. Indomethacin was significantly more effective than placebo in inhibition of premature labor during a 24-hour course of therapy, with treatment failure during therapy occurring in only one of 15 ...
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THE PHARMACOLOGIC INHIBITION OF PREMATURE LABOR
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1978Oxytocin, elevated estrogen-progesterone ratio, fetal corticosteroids, prostaglandins, catecholamines, and changes in uterine blood flow have all been implicated as triggers of labor. In approximately one-third of cases of threatened premature labor contractions stop spontaneously.
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Arrest of premature labor by isoxsuprine
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1977Abstract Thirty-six patients with clinical symptoms of premature labor of unidentified obstetric cause were admitted to the study group at 31.0 weeks ± 0.5 of gestation. At admission the patients had greater than five uterine contractions per 10 minutes, a Bishop score of greater than 5, and distinct progesterone deficiency, as compared to 137 women ...
A I, Csapo, J, Herczeg
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