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Re: Halothane ( was Delivery of the impacted head ) From: Arthurfree@aol.com Tue Dec 3 22:58:44 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: douglas krell: "Re: Vitamins in Pregnancy" Previous message: Larry Kincheloe: "Re: thank god!!" Maybe in reply to: Malcolm Griffiths: "Halothane ( was Delivery of the impacted head )" In a message dated 96-12-02 23:49:51 EST, you write: > >I like a puff of inhaled nitroglycerin for uterine relaxation - it is MUCH >faster than halothane or ethrane which is what I was originally taught to >use. > >David >David A. Nagey, MD, PhD, FACOG David, I'm very familiar with both IV and sub-lingual NTG but have not heard of NTG given as inhalant gas. Is it done commonly? I would assume same risk of hypotension even with good hydration. Arthur Freeland Next message: douglas krell: "Re: Vitamins in Pregnancy" Previous message: Larry Kincheloe: "Re: thank god!!" Maybe in reply to: Malcolm Griffiths: "Halothane ( was Delivery of the impacted head )"

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