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Beta blockers & fetal morbidityFrom: Danny Tucker (obgylist@obsdoc.demon.co.uk)Sun Dec 31 08:35:05 1995
This question is directed specifically to Jason Gardozi, however if anyone else has some information, I'd be grateful. Jason, A few months ago at one of the Nottingham Obs/Gyn area meetings I recall you mentioning maternal use of beta blockers during pregnancy causing a reduction in fetal cerebral blood flow via direct vasoconstriction. Firstly, was this indeed you or am I going mad?! And secondly, if so, do you have a reference for this? Cheers, Danny. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Danny Tucker --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Senior House Officer -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Obstetrics & Gynaecology Nottingham, UK E-mail: dtucker@obsdoc.demon.co.uk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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