Low-Dose Ethanol for Inhibition of Preterm Uterine Activity
Low-Dose Ethanol for Inhibition of Preterm Uterine Activity is a scholarly work, published in 1989 in ''American Journal of Perinatology''. The main subjects of the publication include preterm birth, infant respiratory distress syndrome, ethanol, human fetus, ritodrine, tocolytic uterine relaxants, medicine, anaesthesia, adverse effect, human pregnancy, obstetrics, and gestation. The authors have examined the efficacy of ethanol infused at much lower rates, alone or in combination with ritodrine, to inhibit preterm uterine contractions.