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Terbutaline shortageFrom: Patrick S. Pevoto (pspevoto@mail.utexas.edu)Thu Mar 28 16:48:23 1996
Dear List members: I was just informed today that there is a shortage of injectable terbutaline now. Apparently, the manufacturer is stating that there will not be any available until after May, 1996. All of the injectable terbutaline at my primary hospital is located in L&D, and we have no other sources in the city. I realize that we can use Yutopar and MgSO4 for preterm labor, but what about other choices for "intrauterine resuscitation" of a bradycardic fetus? Any other options? Patrick
-- =============================================== Patrick S. Pevoto, M.D., FACOG Gynecology/Infertility Private Practice, Austin, TX Clinical Asst. Professor, College of Pharmacy The University of Texas at Austin "Hook 'em Horns!!!" ===============================================
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