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Lower dose Oxytocin and caesarean delivery

University of Tasmania, Australia
James Sharman (Has point of contact, Aggregated by) Sharman, James (Has point of contact, Aggregated by)
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Oxytocin is a drug given to women during Caesarean delivery to induce contraction of the uterus and reduce bleeding risk. This drug can cause unwanted side effects and this study examined the clinical and haemodynamic (cardiovascular blood pressure and flow) effects of using a lower dose of oxytocin (3 IU) compared with conventional care (5 IU)

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