Hi everyone,
The article published in MIDIRS March 2006 on "Nitrous Oxide - no
laughing matter" is now available on our website. You can access it
directly here:
http://www.birthinternational.com/articles/andrea27.html
or though My Diary:
http://www.birthinternational
Hi Mike,
The link isn't up on my website as yet - however I will email you a
Word version of it to you privately, as the list can't handle attachments.
Hope it is of interest.
Regards,
Andrea
At 06:17 PM 3/04/2006, you wrote:
I'd like a copy or a link to your article if possible.
rgds mi
I'd like a copy or a link to your article if possible.
rgds mike
On 4/3/06, Andrea Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Paivi,
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> I realised that you meant this message for me personally, however I
> did want to let list readers know that my article on the hazards o
Hi Paivi,
I realised that you meant this message for me personally, however I
did want to let list readers know that my article on the hazards of
using nitrous oxide for midwives is in the March issue of MIDIRS. I
wrote this article using extensive research supplied by a midwife
colleague
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Sent: Saturday, 7 May 2005 8:38 PM
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Subject: Re: [ozmidwifery] Dangers of nitrous oxide
this is interesting reading thanks for sharing this with us,this gives us food
for thought definately. sharon
Andrea Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
air conditioning system
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that cleans the air, and the apparatus used by the women are fitted with
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scavenger systems.
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I have completed a long review article, with the help of an English
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midwife, that looks at the hazards of nitrous oxide for midwives and this
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will
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scavenger systems.
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I have completed a long review article, with the help of an English
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midwife, that looks at the hazards of nitrous oxide for midwives and this
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will be published in The Practising Midwife in the June/July issue. Once it
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appears in print
conditioning system
that cleans the air, and the apparatus used by the women are fitted with
scavenger systems.
I have completed a long review article, with the help of an English
midwife, that looks at the hazards of nitrous oxide for midwives and this
will be published in The Practising Midwife
TENS worked brilliantly. Annie
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Sent: Tuesday, May 07, 2002 6:22 PM
Subject: Re: nitrous oxide
In a message dated 5/7/02 3:52:00 PM W. Australia Standard
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I know this
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oxide
Seems to be becoming more common for some
obstetricians to offer Morphine rather than Pethidine. I can't understand why
- the effects are more sedating and I personally don't really like giving
it.
I wonder why N
Hi all:
It was quite interesting to me when I was visiting in Sydney in January, to
witness the use of N2O2, since we don't use it in the US. Some midwives here
(homebirth) have heard of midwives in Great Britain and Canada using it
(nitrous) at home and are quite intrigued by that. I have read
Lois
You wrote:
Yes Deb, you're right, TENS is only used in some areas routinely, mainly because there are limitations on its use supervised by midwives it's regarded as a physiotherapist"s area of expertise.
But surely it doesn't need supervision by midwives (or does it here in Aus?) What
Sally
Meptid is a brand name for Meptazinol. It is similar to pethidine and has similar side effects, but has half-life of 3.4 hours for babies, compared with 22.7 hours for pethidine. Research indicates that it has a less depressive effect on newborns, and fewer side effects on Mothers. I have
Nitrous oxide is used in Canada, perhaps not as widely as it used to be
because people pretty well go straight for the epidural now . However it is
still here for use. Women are usually told it has no effect on the
baby.sigh.
Meaghan
At 08:31 AM 5/7/02 +0100, you wrote:
>I know this
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some offer Meptid instead of pethidine
Deb, What is this drug? I haven't heard of it
before. MM
some offer Meptid instead of pethidine
Deb, What is this drug? I haven't heard of it before.
MM
In a message dated 5/7/02 3:52:00 PM W. Australia Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know this is a little off topic, but I'm a BMid
student originally from the US, where nitrous oxide is
not used in birth presently & from what I know, has
not been historically. There are
I know this is a little off topic, but I'm a BMid
student originally from the US, where nitrous oxide is
not used in birth presently & from what I know, has
not been historically. There are obviously studies
that show that it can have a negative impact on babies
later in life, bu
Hello Tina and Deb,
There are a number of studies that investigate the links between exposure
of the baby to drugs during birth and eventual addiction in later life.
Here is a list of references for you to check out:
Barbiturates and narcotics and subsequent drug addiction
Jacobson B et al.
y, May 05, 2002 7:05 PM
Subject: Re: nitrous oxide
In a message dated 5/4/02 8:10:08 PM W. Australia Standard
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Kathy, the reference for the research Mary refers to above
is:'Opiate addiction in adult offspring through possible imprin
In a message dated 5/4/02 8:10:08 PM W. Australia Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kathy, the reference for the research Mary refers to above is:
'Opiate addiction in adult offspring through possible imprinting after obstetric treatment'
Jacobson, Nyberg, Gronbladh, Eklund, Bygdeman and
In a message dated 4/05/02 9:38:49 PM AUS Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, I haven't any information on it's use, but there is research "evidence" that too much use of N202 by the mother is associated with increased amphetamine use in the offspring in later life. MM
Hi
No, I haven't any information on it's use, but there is research
"evidence" that too much use of N202 by the mother is associated with
increased amphetamine use in the offspring in later life. MM
Does anyone know of any recent literature on the
use of nitrous oxide or entonx with women in labour? I am currently
reviewing the clinical standard on this in our hospital.
Thankyou in advance
Kathy
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