… doubt over the safety of continuous spinal anaesthesia as a whole. … with continuous spinal
anaesthesia for operative anaesthesia … From this perspective, continuous spinal anaesthesia …

… [ 10 11 44 45 46 ] The risk of infection with spinal catheters is low. A large retrospective
review[ 15 ] of 603 continuous spinal anaesthetics reported only one case of aseptic meningitis. …

… needle and initiating spinal anaesthesia with incremental doses of local anaesthetic. He
found that the dose of local anaesthetic used for single injection spinal anaesthesia could be …

Risks of neurological damage can be minimised by inserting catheters no more than 3 cm,
avoiding caudal catheter placement and by using only small doses of plain local anaesthetic …

… Continuous spinal anesthesia (CSA) is an underutilized technique in modern anesthesia …
Continuous spinal analgesia for labor pain in a parturient with aortic stenosis. Int J Obstet …

… intrathecal administration of either opioids or local anaesthetics [… the effectiveness of continuous
spinal anaesthesia for elderly or … In addition, the safety and efficacy of continuous spinal …

… used anaesthetic technique, where an intrathecal catheter (ITC) allows titrated injection of
local anaesthetic … Unlike single dose spinal anaesthesia (SDSA) where a fixed larger dose can …

… encountered when performing continuous spinal anesthesia and the influence of catheter
tip position on block height following injection of a hypobaric spinal anesthetic. Twenty-nine …

… continuous spinal anaesthesia (CSA) was introduced using intermittent injections of amylocaine
via a needle which remained in the spinal … deficits following spinal anaesthesia are rare. …

… Continuous spinal anaesthesia (CSA) is an old technique … of spinal anaesthesia over
chloroform and ether anaesthesia, ie … He implicated continuous spinal techniques as posing most …