Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation

Evidence exists for titration of intravenous oxytocin during induction and augmentation, whereas no evidence was identified for titration of intravenous oxytocin following vaginal birth, where management excluded oxytocin for postpartum haemorrhage (PPH). This retrospective cohort study explored thi...

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Main Authors: Lewis, L., Hauck, Yvonne, Pemberton, A., Crichton, C., Conwell, M.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2016
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3024
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author Lewis, L.
Hauck, Yvonne
Pemberton, A.
Crichton, C.
Conwell, M.
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Hauck, Yvonne
Pemberton, A.
Crichton, C.
Conwell, M.
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description Evidence exists for titration of intravenous oxytocin during induction and augmentation, whereas no evidence was identified for titration of intravenous oxytocin following vaginal birth, where management excluded oxytocin for postpartum haemorrhage (PPH). This retrospective cohort study explored this issue through patient case notes and computerised perinatal data. Analysis included 335 women comparing induction (n = 226, 67%) to augmentation (n = 109, 33%). The two groups differed in terms of: parity; oxytocin dosage; length of time on intravenous oxytocin; and the length of first and second stage labour. They had similar rates of PPH and titration of intravenous oxytocin following birth was rarely recorded.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-30242017-09-13T14:33:01Z Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation Lewis, L. Hauck, Yvonne Pemberton, A. Crichton, C. Conwell, M. Evidence exists for titration of intravenous oxytocin during induction and augmentation, whereas no evidence was identified for titration of intravenous oxytocin following vaginal birth, where management excluded oxytocin for postpartum haemorrhage (PPH). This retrospective cohort study explored this issue through patient case notes and computerised perinatal data. Analysis included 335 women comparing induction (n = 226, 67%) to augmentation (n = 109, 33%). The two groups differed in terms of: parity; oxytocin dosage; length of time on intravenous oxytocin; and the length of first and second stage labour. They had similar rates of PPH and titration of intravenous oxytocin following birth was rarely recorded. 2016 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3024 10.1016/j.srhc.2016.06.002 Elsevier Ltd restricted
spellingShingle Lewis, L.
Hauck, Yvonne
Pemberton, A.
Crichton, C.
Conwell, M.
Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
title Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
title_full Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
title_fullStr Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
title_full_unstemmed Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
title_short Titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
title_sort titration of intravenous synthetic oxytocin post vaginal birth following induction or augmentation
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3024