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[Use of small neuroleptanalgesia sub partu].

N Domke, Axel Riehn

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Application of 0.1 mg Fentanyl and 5 mg Droperidol iv. (obstetric neurolept-analgesia) causes an enduring pain relief. Labor is not influenced. The obstetric neuroleptanalgesia appears to accelerate labor indirectly. The condition of the fetus will be not affected by obstetric neuroleptanalgesia. In respect of this obstetric neuroleptanalgesia can be recommended as a method of analgesia during parturition.

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Application of 0.1 mg Fentanyl and 5 mg Droperidol iv. (obstetric neurolept-analgesia) causes an enduring pain relief. Labor is not influenced. The obstetric neuroleptanalgesia appears to accelerate labor indirectly. The condition of the fetus will be not affected by obstetric neuroleptanalgesia. In respect of this obstetric neuroleptanalgesia can be recommended as a method of analgesia during parturition.

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Application of 0.1 mg Fentanyl and 5 mg Droperidol iv. (obstetric neurolept-analgesia) causes an enduring pain relief. Labor is not influenced. The obstetric neuroleptanalgesia appears to accelerate labor indirectly. The condition of the fetus will be not affected by obstetric neuroleptanalgesia. In respect of this obstetric neuroleptanalgesia can be recommended as a method of analgesia during parturition.

Key concepts: Neuroleptanalgesia, Droperidol, Medicine, Fentanyl, Anesthesia, Fetus, Obstetrics, Pregnancy

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