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Comparison between atosiban and nicardipine in inducing hypotension during in-utero transfers for threatening premature delivery
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 09/04/09

Duchateau PX et al. – Despite the notion that oxytocin antagonist atosiban has limited or no systemic adverse effects, these results suggest that this cost–consuming drug does not avoid hypotension and cannot help to reduce the level of monitoring.

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