Quantitative relationships between pain intensities during labor and beta-endorphin and cortisol concentrations in plasma. Decline of the hormone concentrations in the early postpartum period

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1. Titelei
2. Pulsed wave Doppler velocimetry in the descending aorta of chronically instrumented fetal sheep
3. Uteroplacental blood flow velocity waveforms as a predictor of adverse fetal outcome and pregnancy-induced hypertension
4. Gas exchange in extracorporeal circuits for neonates: Comparison of three different canulation systems during animal experiments
5. Announcement
6. Skeletal muscular changes in Pena-Shokeir Sequence
7. Intrauterine growth: Association with acid phosphatase genetic polymorphism
8. Antenatal aminophylline and steroid exposure: Effects on glomerular filtration rate and renal sodium excretion in preterm newborns
9. Quantitative relationships between pain intensities during labor and beta-endorphin and cortisol concentrations in plasma. Decline of the hormone concentrations in the early postpartum period
10. Early prediction of fetal macrosomia in diabetes mellitus
11. Transplacental transfer of morphine in man
12. Short communications
13. Guidelines for the preparation of manuscripts