Titlebook: Obstetric Analgesia and Anesthesia; A Manual for Physici John J. Bonica (Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee for Obs Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Simple Methods of Obstetric Analgesiaalation analgesia or simple regional analgesia. In this chapter the clinical use of sedatives and narcotics will be briefly described. The techniques of inhalation and regional analgesia are considered in the next two chapters.

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Physiologic and Pharmacologic Considerations and parturition; b) physiology and pharmacology of the placenta and fetus; c) the physiology and pharmacology of the forces of labor. A summary of the physiology of the newborn is contained in Chapter 10.

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General Analgesia — Anesthesiaand light “surgical” levels of anesthesia or by using balanced anesthesia. Because there is a marked difference between the effects of analgesia and those of anesthesia on the mother, fetus, and forces of labor, they need to be considered separately.

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Moritz KüpperUtilizes many established translations that are already avaiThis book tells about the "History of Zen" in China and Japan. It has altogether 16 chapters. The first eight chapters are about Zen in China and the later eight chapters about Zen in Japan. It is mainly concerned with a detailed account of