The complications of intrauterine pressure catheter insertion are documented and include placental perforation,4 fetal vessel laceration,5 placental abruption,6 uterine rupture,7 and amnionitis.8 Sciscione et al.,9 suggest patient selection and proper technique are needed to minimize placental abruption when placing intrauterine pressure catheters.
Construction on the Arch began in 1963 and was completed in 1965. Since it opened, the Arch has been one of St. Louisâ most popular attractions with millions of people visiting every year. Facts About the Arch: The Gateway Arch is 630 feet tall, making it the tallest national monument in the country. It is also 630 feet wide at its base and weighs more than 43,000 tons.
More great news for St. Louis! Architectural Digest named the world's fifteen most noteworthy museum openings in 2018 and the new museum at the Arch made the list! Opening on July 4th will be a Museum at the Gateway Arch which will describe the westward expansion of the United States with a focus on the role played by St. Louis. Story galleries that highlight the nationâs history from the 1600s to the present will be the focus of the museum.