Obstetrics
Studies conducted at R.M. Brancato et al on obstetrics recently published
Published in Drug Law Weekly, April 1st, 2008
"Studies limited to randomized controlled trials in English, comparing passive descent to early pushing in women with effective epidural analgesia. A hand search was performed. Data included number of instrument-assisted deliveries (forceps and vacuum); noninstrumental or spontaneous vaginal births, cesarean births, pushing time, episiotomies, lacerations; maternal fatigue; and fetal well-being. Seven studies were eligible for...
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Source: Drug Law Weekly (2008-04-01)
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