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Re: Amnioinfusion and meconiumFrom: Richard Lowensohn (lowensoh@ohsu.EDU)Wed Aug 14 11:45:46 1996
re: the issue of fetal aspiration of meconium after amnioinfusion - could it be that the amnioinfusion is being done by pump? If the fluid is infused by gravity, the pressure should not be elevated in the uterus. If done by pump.... ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard Lowensohn, M.D. | Developer of OB-Link ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dept of Ob/Gyn | Electronic Obstetrical Record ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oregon Health Sciences University | E-mail: lowensoh@ohsu.edu
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