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This research aims to assess how subarachnoid needle advancement impacts the occurrence of post-dural puncture headaches (PDPH).

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Influence of Subarachnoid Needle Advancement Upon Post Dural Puncture Headache in Jordanian Participants

MDMohammad S. Atrooz*, Muhannad F. Lababneh, Mohd. K. M. T. Alebraheem, Hashem Z. A. K. Abu-Ain, Mohammad Z. A. Dhoon

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This research aims to assess how subarachnoid needle advancement impacts the occurrence of post-dural puncture headaches (PDPH).
Analyzed the relationship between needle advancement techniques and PDPH incidence.
Monitored headache frequency and severity among cesarean section patients after anesthesia.
Compared outcomes across various needle advancement techniques.
PDPH occurrence rates varied significantly, between 2%-40% based on technique used.
Certain needle techniques were associated with lower incidence of PDPH.
Findings indicate a need for optimized needle advancement practices in clinical settings.

Abstract

The subarachnoid mode of anesthesia is commonly used for cesarean section because it has a rapid action and has a reliable sensory blockade with minimal fetal complications.1 The post-dural puncture headache is a distressing complication after the procedure and the incidence of PDPH is almost between 2%-40%.2,4

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Mohammad S. Atrooz*, Muhannad F. Lababneh, Mohd. K. M. T. Alebraheem, Hashem Z. A. K. Abu-Ain, Mohammad Z. A. Dhoon (Sun,) studied this question.

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