Zum Verhalten von β-Endorphin in der Perinatalperiode

M, Rust; Csontos, Krista; Mahr, W.; Höllt,; Zilker, Th.; Hegemann, Margaret T.; Teschemacher, H.

doi:10.1055/s-2008-1039330

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“…In addition to the endocrine changes during pregnancy one would therefore expect activation of the Pendorphin system during labor and delivery. This is indeed the case and has been con firmed by several investigators [3,5,12].…”

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Obstetric Analgesia and Immunoreactive Endorphin Peptides in Maternal Plasma during Labor

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Bieglmayer

1984

Gynecol Obstet Invest

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We studied the effect of obstetric analgesia on maternal plasma levels of immunoreactive endorphin peptides (ir-EP) during labor and the postpartum period in three groups of parturients: group I (n = 22) had no analgesia, group II (n = 20) received pethidine intramuscularly, and grop III (n = 10) had continuous epidural analgesia. Initial levels of ir-EP were similar in all three groups. Patients without any medication and patients on pethidine showed a significant rise in ir-EP in late labor and at delivery. Epidural analgesia was characterized by constant levels of ir-EP during labor and an insignificant rise at delivery.

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