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1. How Many Tiers?

Author

Morley, E. P., Beard, Richard, and Paintin, D. B.

Published
1977

4. Abortion (Amendment) Bill

Author

McLaren, Hugh Cameron, O'Melia, John, Pattison, Andrew, Roche, D. A., McGlone, Ray, Wilson, M. B. Howitt, Ryder, R. E. J., Bancewicz, Anne M., Elliott, Elizabeth, Paintin, D. B., Miller, J. C., and Ashton, John

Published
1980

7. Doctors And Overpopulation

Author

Guillebaud, John, Barnes, Josephine, Baird, D. T., Beard, R. W., Chamberlain, G. V. P., Cooke, I. D., Dennis, K. J., Douglas, C. P., Elder, M. G., Elstein, M., Fairweather, D. V. I., Howie, P. W., Loraine, J., Macnaughton, M. C., Maresh, M., Morris, N., Newton, J. R., and Paintin, D. B.

Published
1986

29. Obstetrics

Author

Paintin, D B

Subjects
Book Review
Published
1977

47. Infertility management in HIV positive couples: a dilemma.

Author

Smith JR, Forster GE, Kitchen VS, Hooi YS, Munday PE, and Paintin DB

Subjects
Adult, Attitude of Health Personnel, Attitude to Health, Clomiphene therapeutic use, Counseling, Ethics, Medical, Female, Humans, Legislation, Medical, Male, Physician-Patient Relations, Pregnant People, Prognosis, Resource Allocation, Social Responsibility, HIV Seropositivity, Infertility, Female therapy, Infertility, Male therapy, Patient Selection
Published
1991
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49. Comparison of the Foley catheter and dinoprostone pessary for cervical preparation before second trimester abortion.

Author

Hackett GA, Reginald P, and Paintin DB

Subjects
Adult, Cervix Uteri physiology, Dilatation adverse effects, Female, Humans, Maternal Age, Parity, Pregnancy, Pregnancy Trimester, Second, Abortion, Induced methods, Cervix Uteri drug effects, Dilatation methods, Dinoprostone administration & dosage, Intrauterine Devices adverse effects
Abstract

The Foley catheter and a 3 mg dinoprostone pessary (Prostin E2) were compared as methods for cervical preparation before second trimester dilatation and evacuation. The catheter was well tolerated and provided significantly greater change in cervical dilatation and improved cervical compliance. The Foley catheter would seem to provide a readily available and efficacious means of cervical preparation.

Published
1989
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50. The relation between aldosterone concentrations in plasma and saliva during pregnancy.

Author

Few JD, Paintin DB, and James VH

Subjects
Aldosterone blood, Female, Glucocorticoids metabolism, Humans, Aldosterone metabolism, Pregnancy metabolism, Saliva metabolism
Abstract

The concentrations of aldosterone and glucocorticoids (cortisol + cortisone) were measured in saliva and plasma samples obtained from healthy women during early (11-19 weeks), mid (24-29 weeks) and late (32-37 weeks) pregnancy. There was a progressive increase in mean aldosterone levels in both saliva and plasma throughout pregnancy, though at each stage of pregnancy the range was very wide. Glucocorticoid levels increased up to mid-pregnancy and then remained constant. At no stage were aldosterone and glucocorticoid levels significantly correlated. The proportion of free (non-protein bound) aldosterone in plasma, and the saliva:plasma ratio of aldosterone did not differ from the non-pregnant range at any stage of pregnancy. We conclude that measurement of aldosterone concentration in saliva is a convenient and valid method for the estimation of plasma free aldosterone in pregnancy and so provide a non-invasive technique for assessing aldosterone status throughout pregnancy.

Published
1986
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