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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Ammonia Dinka prostaglandin on isolated human uterine smooth muscle on the function of Of: Xu Yuanping Wang Lan Ding Ding Zhang Fang Fang Zhou Qian Han [Abstract] Objective: To observe the Dinka prostaglandin ammonia on isolated human uterine smooth muscle contraction frequency and amplitude of the impact of reference for clinical use. Methods: The isolated human uterine muscle strips in the uterine muscle keeper keeper solution, were randomly divided ammonia for the control group and treatment group Dinka prostaglandin, the use of tension and BL NewCentury transducer system were measured, respectively, of Article uterine contraction frequency and amplitude changes. Results: Compared with the control group, the Dinka in the forefront of ammonia hormone treatment group contraction of uterine smooth muscle strips both frequency and amplitude increased significantly (P lt;0.05). Conclusion: Ammonia can increase prostaglandin Dinka isolated human uterine smooth muscle contraction frequency and amplitude, can promote the rational use of uterine contraction, the purpose to reduce bleeding. [Keywords:] ammonia Dinka prostaglandin; vitro; people; uterine smooth muscle Postpartum bleeding (Postpartum hemorrhage, PPH) is a major cause of maternal mortality worldwide one of the reasons [1]. WANG Lin Hong et al [2] found that in China there is a 49.0% of maternal deaths caused by obstetric hemorrhage, which accounted for postpartum hemorrhage 88.1%, and the placenta (44.6%) and uterine atony (25.2%) as the main reason. research shows that active use of effective drugs contractions can be reduced by about 40% of postpartum hemorrhage [3]. current clinical more use of oxytocin, ergometrine and misoprostol and other drugs to enhance uterine contractions to control postpartum hemorrhage, but for some people these drugs ineffective or contraindicated [4]. Ammonia Dinka prostaglandin (Hemabate) is PGF2 @ synthetic analogues, many research: ammo