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Re: IndomethacinFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comTue Jul 23 13:41:45 1996
Ken Moise wrote, regarding indomethacin, <<We confine its use to < 32 weeks and for a total of 48 hours of therapy (that's the length of time for which tocolytics are effective anyway). >> So what happens after 48 hours if there is still contractions? Or if you stop the contractions? Nothing after 48 hours? Joe P. ************************************************* doctorjoe@aol.com "All things are connected. Joseph Pastorek, MD Some things are just more Department of OB-GYN connected than others." LSU Medical Center - Dirk Gently New Orleans, LA ("The Big Easy") U.S.A. *************************************************
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