Nitrous oxide-oxygen analgesia and anaesthesia in normal labor and operative obstetrics . re more orless blue. Ail were resuscitated and no stillbirths occurred. There was noimmediate infant mortality and the three delayed deaths in the series were inno way due to nitrous oxide, ?* * * Malpositions accounted for delayed labor in 30 cases, dystocia in 2cases and labor was slow in 30 cases. Medium forceps were used 7 times andlow forceps 18 times, Caesarean section was done 3 times under ether. * * * Involution was prompt in 195 cases and delayed in 5 cases. Postpartumhaemorrhage occurred three
Nitrous oxide-oxygen analgesia and anaesthesia in normal labor and operative obstetrics . re more orless blue. Ail were resuscitated and no stillbirths occurred. There was noimmediate infant mortality and the three delayed deaths in the series were inno way due to nitrous oxide, ?* * * Malpositions accounted for delayed labor in 30 cases, dystocia in 2cases and labor was slow in 30 cases. Medium forceps were used 7 times andlow forceps 18 times, Caesarean section was done 3 times under ether. * * * Involution was prompt in 195 cases and delayed in 5 cases. Postpartumhaemorrhage occurred three times. Shock was absent and there was noimmediate or delayed maternal mortality. Maternal recovery was normal in192 cases, on the eighth day, while recovery was slightly delayed in eightcases. Lactation was normal in 1 70 instances and delayed in 30. * * * There were 80 primiparae and 110 multiparae in the series. 190external and 180 internal lacerations were repaired under nitrous oxide-oxygenanaesthesia. Supplemental ether was used three times in the repair of [74] Nitrous Oxide-Oxygen in Operative Obstetrics % General Con-siderations % Pathological Conditions of Patients as Compli-cating Factors of Pregnancy, Labor and Operative Obstetrics %Operations During Pregnancy % Gall-Bladder and Pelvic Infections % Tumors % Abortions,Miscarriages and Ruptured Ectopic Gestations % Heart % Sapraemia and Sepsis % Syphilis % Nephritis,Eclampsia and Toxaemia % Supplemental Etherization % Pre-cipitate Labor and Uterine Inertia % Rigid Perineum andEpisiotomy % Forceps Delivery % Repairs % Nitrous Oxide-Oxygen AND Combined Anaesthesia for Caesarean Section %Alkaloidal Medication % By Whom Shall Nitrous Oxide Anal-gesia and Anaesthesia be Administered % General Conclusions^ 1 1 HE MORE FREQUENT USE of anaesthetics in ob-stetrics, while affording surgical relief for dystocia, thecorrection of mal-position by manipulative skill
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