[Effects of beta-sympathicomimetics on ionogram, transaminases, and ECG in pregnancy (author's transl)]

Beta-adrenergics have recently come in the focus of clinical, physiological, and pharmacological research. The side-effects of tocolytically active substances are under thorough study at present. The authors checked the laboratory values recorded from 45 patients in pregnancy. Electrocardiographic follow-up checks were also conducted, with the view to establishing the effects of Dilatol and Partusisten on both the electrolyte balance and myocardium.--The results are described and discussed, and conclusions are suggested.