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Sweeney, B. et al.

The use of antacids as a prophylaxis against Mendelson's syndrome in the United Kingdom. A survey.

Maternal mortality from aspiration of gastric contents still remains unacceptably high, despite various recommended prophylactic measures. In order to establish which forms of antacid prophylaxis are currently being used, a questionnaire was sent to anaesthetists working in obstetric units in the United Kingdom. Despite its limitations, magnesium trisilicate remains the most popular antacid during labour and before Caesarean section.[1]

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The use of antacids as a prophylaxis against Mendelson's syndrome in the United Kingdom. A survey. Sweeney, B., Wright, I. Anaesthesia. (1986) [Pubmed]

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