Newborn sucking behavior affected by obstetric sedation.
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Summary
Newborn infants whose mothers received a single dose of obstetric sedation during labor sucked at significantly lower rates and pressures, and consumed less nutrient than infants born to mothers who received no obstetric Fig. 5.
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- 1966-06-01
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Medicine, Sedation, Obstetrics, Anesthesia, Pediatrics
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