[Anesthetic factors that influence pH of neonatal umbilical

Masui · Aug 2002

[Anesthetic factors that influence pH of neonatal umbilical artery from mothers in severe gestosis during cesarean section under sevoflurane anesthesia].

Twenty-two patients complicated with severe gestosis underwent cesarean section. General anesthesia was induced with intravenous thiopental and suxamethonium and maintained with sevoflurane below 1.5% with 40-50% oxygen and 50-60% nitrous oxide. Mean artery pressure at and after the induction as well as at the delivery, expired maternal sevoflurane concentrations at the delivery and neonate birth weight were measured for statistical analyses in relation with neonates pH of umbilical artery. Mean artery pressure at the delivery and neonates birth weight influence neonates pH of umbilical artery.

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- Yuko Minoda, Kowa Yoshimine, Etsuro Nagata, Akihiko Takehara, and Yasufumi Kawaguchi.
- Department of Anesthesiology, Kagoshima City Hospital, Kagoshima 892-8580.
- Masui. 2002 Aug 1;51(8):884-7.
AbstractTwenty-two patients complicated with severe gestosis underwent cesarean section. General anesthesia was induced with intravenous thiopental and suxamethonium and maintained with sevoflurane below 1.5% with 40-50% oxygen and 50-60% nitrous oxide. Mean artery pressure at and after the induction as well as at the delivery, expired maternal sevoflurane concentrations at the delivery and neonate birth weight were measured for statistical analyses in relation with neonates pH of umbilical artery. Mean artery pressure at the delivery and neonates birth weight influence neonates pH of umbilical artery.

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