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Re: Amnio infusionFrom: spng@medic.ukm.myThu Jul 4 05:30:58 1996
At 13:49 03/07/96 -0500, you wrote: >Is anyone using intrapartum amnio infusion? (or amnio infusion in any >circumstances for that matter!) If so what are your thoughts on the >subject? >Viv Souter >E-mail: V.L.Souter@ed.ac.uk > Amnioinfusion is widely used for intrapartumly in cases of thick meconium stained liquor and in presence of variable decelerations. The use in antenatal patients with PROM and oligohydramnion appeared limited. Recently, we had a patient with PPROM since 20 weeks of gestation with AFI of 3 who agreed to amnioinfusion at 26 weeks. About 150ml of normal saline with antibiotic (cefoperazone)was infused improving the AFI to 5. She had no contractions post infusion but the leaking persisted. I would like opinions regarding antenatal amnioinfusion and advise. Thank you. DR SPNG.MY
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