Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital

This study aims to prevent severe bleeding after scheduled cesarean deliveries by testing if adding calcium chloride to the standard medication carbetocin makes the uterus contract better. Researchers will enroll 120 women having planned C-sections to compare the two-drug combina…

This study is testing if adding a small dose of morphine to a standard spinal injection provides better and longer-lasting pain relief during labor. Researchers will compare pain levels in first-time mothers receiving the standard injection with or without the added morphine. The…

This is a laboratory study using donated uterine tissue to understand how calcium levels in the blood affect a key drug (carbetocin) used to prevent severe bleeding after a C-section. Researchers will test the drug's effectiveness under different calcium conditions to see if adju…

This study aims to understand how severe postpartum bleeding affects new mothers' recovery experience. Researchers will compare recovery survey scores between women who experienced heavy bleeding during childbirth and those who didn't. The goal is to identify specific physical an…