The condition of 74 neonates delivered by elective caesarean section under general
anaesthesia was compared with that of 63 neonates delivered under spinal anaesthesia …

Seventy eight parturient mothers undergoing elective caesarean section were studied with
regard to the immediate neonatal outcome in those receiving general and spinal anesthesia …

Seventy-eight parturient mothers undergoing elective caesarean section were studied with
regard to the immediate neonatal outcome in those receiving general and spinal anesthesia …

Objective: To compare general and spinal anesthesia with respect to the short-term outcome
of newborns born by elective cesarean deliveries. Methods: Pregnant women admitted to …

Forty-seven healthy parturients undergoing elective Caesarean section were randomly
allocated to either general anaesthesia (n= 24) or epidural anaesthesia (n= 23) under …

A comparison was made of the acid-base and Apgar status of neonates following general
(n= 34), spinal (n= 28) and epidural (n= 23) anaesthesia for elective caesarean section …

Objective. To compare neonatal short-term outcome in patients who underwent spinal,
general anaesthesia and conversion from spinal to general anaesthesia. Methods. One …

Controversy exists concerning the choice of anesthetic technic for elective cesarean section.
Several maternal and newborn parameters were compared during general anesthesia (GA) …

This is a prospective comparative study to determine the effect of the type of anaesthesia
used for emergency Caesarean section on neonatal and maternal outcome. The patients …

The effect upon the neonate of a short period of maternal hypotension sustained during the
initiation of spinal analgesia for Caesarean section was studied. Babies born to mothers with …