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Terbutaline shortage, parenteralFrom: Cahill, Charles W. (CCAHILL@library.bhs.org)Tue Mar 26 06:46:14 1996
I have been asked by the Perinatal Committee (motto: "all pregnancies are high risk") to survey the list for protocols and other advice on alternative tocolytics...my personal favorite was iv alcohol a la Fritz Fuchs. Any experience with inhaled beta mimetics? Any good articles on SQ rather than IM ritodrine? How about an IV ritrodrine protocol adaptable to a constant infusion home infusion pump? Many thanks in advance. C.W. Cahill, M.D. Baystate Med Ctr (motto: "P.T. Barnum, our hero!) Springfield, MA ccahill@library.bhs.org
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