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AW: Fetal Bradycardia & Atropine From: Pasqualetti Roberto KSSG_FRA (foa4@ms1.kssg.ch) Tue Aug 11 05:05:04 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Ralf Witteler: "Re: My worst fears about docs" Previous message: Douglas Krell MD: "Fw: Articles: HMO's, patient protection" I would be rather careful. What is going to happen with the mother? The risk is to induce then a maternal tachycardia with possible other related dangerous conseguences.Cases of persistent (till 90 min) fetal tachycardia have been described. On the other hand, giving atrhopine means treating the symptom (bradycardia) and not,as you said,the underlying problem ( decreased fetal oxygenation). R. Pasqualetti MD FMH Kantonsspital St. Gallen Switzerland >---------- >Von: matdoc94@prodigy.net[SMTP:matdoc94@prodigy.net] >Gesendet: Dienstag, 11. August 1998 04:35 >An: Multiple recipients of list >Betreff: Fetal Bradycardia & Atropine > >...she stated that she will >sometimes include 0.6mg of atropine IV.... > Next message: Ralf Witteler: "Re: My worst fears about docs" Previous message: Douglas Krell MD: "Fw: Articles: HMO's, patient protection"

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