The Effects of Demerol and Trichlorethylene on Arterial Oxygen Saturation in The Newborn**This study was supported by the Playtex Park Research Institute.

Taylor, E. Stewart; Fumetti, Hans H. von; Essig, Laurence L.; Goodman, Stanley N.; Walker, Louise

doi:10.1016/s0002-9378(16)38005-x

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“…Maternal and fetal blood concentrations rise rapidly after 90 s [3]. Pethidine administered to the mother may produce neonatal respiratory depression, evidenced by delay in sustained breathing, decreased Apgar scores [4], lower oxygen saturation [5], decreased minute ventilation [6], respiratory acidosis [7] and abnormal neurobehaviour after birth [8]. Fetal exposure to pethidine is at maximum 2–3 h after maternal i.m.…”

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confidence: 99%