Background Despite controversies about the safest anesthetic technique for cesarean
delivery in severely preeclamptic women, there is evidence that supports the use of spinal …

We read the article on combined low-dose spinal-epidural anaesthesia versus single-shot
spinal anaesthesia for elective caesarean delivery with great interest and would like to share …

Spinal anaesthesia is very popular for caesarean sections and currently both hyperbaric and
plain (hypobaric) solution of bupivacaine along with opioids are used. Difference in the …

Umbilical blood gas values were measured in 35 neonates delivered by cesarean section
under spinal anesthesia. Values were divided into three groups depending on maternal …

Spinal anaesthesia in obstetrics differs from spinal anaesthesia in non-pregnant patients in
several ways. Smaller doses of local anaesthetic are needed for spinal anaesthesia in …

Combined spinal-epidural anesthesia (CSE) is a popular technique for cesarean delivery.
Regional blocks in obstetrics are often performed with the parturient in the sitting position …

In a non-blinded observational study, we have tested the null hypothesis that there is no
difference in local anaesthetic requirements for subarachnoid anaesthesia between women …

Background: Spinal anesthesia has several advantages in cesarean section. Those are
rapid induction, complete analgesia, profound muscle relaxation, low failure rate and …

This study showed that the suggested test dose for epidural block (10 ml of bupivacaine
0.125% plus epinephrine 1: 800,000) is effective and probably safe if injected intrathecally in …

The choice of regional anesthetic technique in severe preeclamptic patients undergoing
cesarean section is controversial and there are few studies that compare the blood pressure …