A series of 51 consecutive repeat caesarean sections is presented. Both epidural anaesthetic and caesarean section were performed by the author. The study was prospective and was undertaken in order to establish the relative safety of an obstetrician or doctor embarking on such treatment single-handed, with the help of only nursing staff. It is considered that such practice is acceptable in a developing country provided that strict precautions are taken to avoid the definite risks associated
Pregnancy in patients with Eisenmenger’s syndrome is associated with a high mortality. This article ...
Objective:To assess maternal satisfaction following two anaesthetic techniques (generaland epidural ...
Background: Neuraxial analgesia is currently considered the most effective method of labour analgesi...
Background: Epidural anaesthesia is applicable for a wide range of surgical procedures and offers di...
Background: The anaesthetic technique to be used in Caesarean section is determined according to fac...
Objective: The utilization of spinal anesthesia (SA) or epidural anesthesia (EA) carried out in the ...
Spinal anaesthesia is the method of choice for caesarean section. There is however a significant ass...
Abstract Background: Epidural anesthesia, a pain relief used during labor, causes many risks to vagi...
The outcome of obstetric anaesthesia following emergency Caesarean sections was studied retrospectiv...
Published in Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2004; Issue 2 at www.interscience.wiley.comBac...
Background: In a well-equipped hospital, trial of vaginal delivery is done in selected cases of prev...
This survey compared the safety of 261 healthy mothers of whom 170 received extradural and 91 genera...
The special problems confronting the obstetric anaesthetist are emphasised. The anaesthetic sequence...
The outcome of obstetric anaesthesia following emergency Caesarean sections was studied retrospecti...
The outcome of obstetric anaesthesia following emergency Caesarean sections was studied retrospecti...
Pregnancy in patients with Eisenmenger’s syndrome is associated with a high mortality. This article ...
Objective:To assess maternal satisfaction following two anaesthetic techniques (generaland epidural ...
Background: Neuraxial analgesia is currently considered the most effective method of labour analgesi...
Background: Epidural anaesthesia is applicable for a wide range of surgical procedures and offers di...
Background: The anaesthetic technique to be used in Caesarean section is determined according to fac...
Objective: The utilization of spinal anesthesia (SA) or epidural anesthesia (EA) carried out in the ...
Spinal anaesthesia is the method of choice for caesarean section. There is however a significant ass...
Abstract Background: Epidural anesthesia, a pain relief used during labor, causes many risks to vagi...
The outcome of obstetric anaesthesia following emergency Caesarean sections was studied retrospectiv...
Published in Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2004; Issue 2 at www.interscience.wiley.comBac...
Background: In a well-equipped hospital, trial of vaginal delivery is done in selected cases of prev...
This survey compared the safety of 261 healthy mothers of whom 170 received extradural and 91 genera...
The special problems confronting the obstetric anaesthetist are emphasised. The anaesthetic sequence...
The outcome of obstetric anaesthesia following emergency Caesarean sections was studied retrospecti...
The outcome of obstetric anaesthesia following emergency Caesarean sections was studied retrospecti...
Pregnancy in patients with Eisenmenger’s syndrome is associated with a high mortality. This article ...
Objective:To assess maternal satisfaction following two anaesthetic techniques (generaland epidural ...
Background: Neuraxial analgesia is currently considered the most effective method of labour analgesi...