A randomised comparison of bolus phenylephrine and ephedrine for the management of spinal hypotension in patients with severe preeclampsia and fetal compromise

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia, August 2017

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Super interesting and in apparent contrast w what we see in placental insufficiency https://t.co/CSd4AFBekg https://t.co/JqfIpMHj1M

3⃣: @CarolynWeiniger's final recommendation is a 🇿🇦 RCT - ephedrine vs. phenylephrine for #spinalhypotension in severe PET with fetal compromise - focus on maternal outcomes & NB discussion of methodology in difficult clinical scenario https://t.co/G9…

RT @IJOA_Journal: About half of severely pre-eclamptic women in this study did not require any vasopressor after the spinal anaesthesia. F…

About half of severely pre-eclamptic women in this study did not require any vasopressor after the spinal anaesthesia. Fetal acid-base status remained independent of the vasopressor used in pre-eclamptic women. Read more in full text... #OBanes https…

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