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Ritodrine in the management of a case of acute fetal distress
The Australian & New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology
|November 1, 1983
Acute fetal distress occurred during the first stage of labour in a multipara. Since Caesarean section was unavoidably delayed an intravenous bolus dose of ritodrine was given resulting in abolition of uterine contractions and return of the fetal heart tracing to normal. Subsequently a healthy infant was born by Caesarean section.
Acute fetal distress occurred during the first stage of labour in a multipara. Since Caesarean section was unavoidably delayed an intravenous bolus dose of ritodrine was given resulting in abolition of uterine contractions and return of the fetal heart tracing to normal. Subsequently a healthy infant was born by Caesarean section.