Dr. Giles. — Temperatur after Delivery in Relation to the Duration of Labor. (The British Medic. Journ., 14 / vn, 1894, p. 70). Influence of duration of labor on postnatal temperature

M. Ginzburg; Гинзбургъ М.

doi:10.17816/JOWD96597-598

Dr. Giles. — Temperatur after Delivery in Relation to the Duration of Labor. (The British Medic. Journ., 14 / vn, 1894, p. 70). Influence of duration of labor on postnatal temperature

Authors: Ginzburg M.
Issue: Vol 9, No 6 (1895)
Pages: 597-598
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/jowd/article/view/46071
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD96597-598
ID: 46071

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Dr. Giles measured the temperature in 600 cases of normal births, in order to track the effect of their duration on the temperature of the post-birth period. Giles concludes: 1) The average temperature rise associated with childbirth is negligible: 98.7 ° F. (= circa 37 ° C.). 2) The duration of the 1st period of labor has little effect on the temperature of the postnatal period.