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Re: Tocolysis.From: Arthur C Fougner (evsono@pipeline.com)Thu Oct 26 08:32:23 1995
what we urgently need are protocols involving interventions based on fetal fibronectin determinations, a promising marker for REAL preterm labor. otherwise, we are simply groping in the dark. thus far, antibiotics remain the most demonstrably effective tocolytics, aside from ringers lactate and rest. we do seem to be great at treating braxton-hicks contractions. furthermore, the fda should curtail the use of home uterine activity (braxton-hicks) monitors outside the research setting until efficacy has been demonstrated. art fougner On Wed, 25 Oct 1995 David Nagey <dnagey@c3p0.ab.umd.edu> said:
>Concerning the management of preterm contractions -
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