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The diagnostic significance of the intrauterine pressure. I.
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This article is published in Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey.The article was published on 1970-05-01. It has received 81 citations till now.read more
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Effects of luteectomy and progesterone replacement therapy in early pregnant patients
TL;DR: It is concluded that the evolution of intrauterine pressure and oxytocin response culminating in abortion can be provoked during early pregnancy by luteectomy-induced progesterone withdrawal which only occurs prior to an advanced luteoplacental shift in the site of progester one synthesis.
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The significance of the human corpus luteum in pregnancy maintenance: I. Preliminary studies
Arpad I. Csapo,Arpad I. Csapo,M.O. Pulkkinen,M.O. Pulkkinen,B. Ruttner,B. Ruttner,J.P. Sauvage,J.P. Sauvage,Walter G. Wiest,Walter G. Wiest +9 more
TL;DR: It appears that so long as the corpus luteum serves as the major source of progesterone, it is indispensable in the maintenance of pregnancy in human subjects as it is in the clinical model animal, the rabbit.
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The effect of the antiprogestin RU 486 on uterine contractility and sensitivity to prostaglandin and oxytocin.
M. L. Swahn,M. Bygdeman +1 more
TL;DR: The addition of one intramuscular injection of 16‐phenoxy‐PGE2 on the fourth day of treatment with RU 486 (25 mg twice daily) significantly increased the abortifacient effect of the antiprogestin during early pregnancy and the present study suggests that a shorter treatment may be possible.
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The effect of naproxen-sodium on the intrauterine pressure and menstrual pain of dysmenorrheic patients.
TL;DR: The Prostaglandin-synthesis inhibitor: Naproxen-Sodium (NS) (an analgesic agent) very significantly reduced the "resting" and "active" pressures and the frequency of cyclic uterine activity of 10 dysmenorrheic patients.
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The Electrical Activities of the Uterus During Pregnancy
TL;DR: A surge in new technology enabling high fidelity and high resolution recording from the human uterus through the abdominal wall are being explored which could ultimately lead to new diagnostic tools and a clearer understanding of the physiology of pregnancies and (premature) labor.