… uterine rupture. There is sparse literature regarding the association between the impact of
epidural analgesia and labor … of labor epidural analgesia on labor outcome following TOL (…

… The trial of labor after cesarean section (… and epidural analgesia is one of the risk factors
for uterine rupture. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of epidural analgesia on primary labor …

… Maternal adverse events were defined for the purpose of the study: complete uterine
rupture was defined if the rupture included the myometrium, peritoneum and fetal membranes, …

… was to evaluate labor duration with respect to uterine rupture in a first trial of labor after one
CS. … proportion of use of epidural analgesia among women with uterine rupture in our study. …

… pain in woman with previous successful epidural analgesia might be predictive of complicated
uterine rupture… code O71.0, for uterine rupture before labor and O71.1 for uterine rupture …

… epidural analgesia (including combined‐spinal‐epidural) on the mother and the baby, when
compared with non‐epidural or no pain relief during labour. … administration, Uterine rupture, …

… uterine rupture during second stage of labour (n = 46) compared to women with uterine
rupture during first stage of labour … to use epidural anaesthesia more often during delivery (p = …

… When the parturient had progressed to the active stage of labor (cervical dilatation >3 cm),
the epidural analgesia was initiated after assessing the baseline pain score by VAS of 10 cm …

… newborn safety markers remain, at least, unchanged. Our data suggest that the implementation
of neuraxial labor analgesia at the first stage of labor at an academic medical facility in …

… uterine rupture. Diagnostic criteria for the beginning uterine rupture on the background of
epidural analgesia … of a severe pain syndrome, not associated with the contractile activity of the …