Objective This study aimed to evaluate the maternal, foetal and neonatal effects of
anaesthetic techniques used in caesarean sections (C/S) retrospectively over 6 years at the …

Objective The technique of anaesthesia in caesarean sections is selected according to the
patient's clinical presentation, experience of the anaesthesist and the patient's wishes. The …

Objective: The goal of this study was to evaluate the anaesthetic method used in patients
who have undergone caesarean section. Methods: The anaesthetic reports that belong to …

Objective Anaesthesiologists are applying regional anaesthesia for caesarean section at an
increasing rate compared to previous years. In our study, we tried to evaluate the …

OBJECTIVE: The percentage use of regional anaesthesia (RA) and failure rate of RA for
different grades of caesarean section (CS) has become a marker of quality for obstetric …

Although anaesthesia for Caesarean section is predominantly performed using regional
techniques of anaesthesia, general anaesthesia will remain essential for subgroups of …

Aim: We aimed to present an audit on delivery rates and obstetric anesthesia techniques at
Gazi University Hospital in Turkey over a period of seven years to compare it with national or …

Nearly a quarter of all births in the Czech Republic end by caesarean section in the recent
years. With the increasing age of mothers, number of comorbidities, deliveries after previous …

Background Regional anaesthesia (epidural or spinal anaesthesia) is increasingly used for
elective and emergency caesarean sections and is considered to be safer for the mother …

Objective: Regional anaesthesia is mostly preferred for elective caesarean delivery. This
study aimed to compare general, epidural and spinal anaesthesia techniques in terms of …