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Re: Obstetrical paracervical blockFrom: rbraun@iupui.eduSat Nov 22 06:50:38 1997
Malcolm and Bernard's responses are interesting. They did not live throught the time period when this was occurring and it is interesting to see their fear and thei gestalt on this procedure. As I said in my earlier response, the studies that were done have shown that the problem was a dose related one. It also was a prolonged deceleration not fetal distress or even a bradycardia. Bradycardia is defined as a BASELINE FHR of less than 110 BPM. See Hon, EH any of his books will do. Also in case somebody doesn't know, the Baseline FHR is defined as : The average FHR over 10 minutes, exclusive of accelerations and decelerations. R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG On Sat, 22 Nov 1997, Malcolm Griffiths wrote:
> In message <199711220602.AAA29611@talk.obgyn.net>, "D.Crowther"
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