Why the study?
Does a standardized epidural anesthetic technique result in different levels of sensory anesthesia in pregnant women compared to nonpregnant women?
Population
Pregnant women undergoing cesarean section and nonpregnant women undergoing elective surgery
Comparison
Standardized epidural anesthetic technique using… vs The same standardized epidural anesthetic…
Design
Cohort
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Pregnancy does not appear to significantly alter the spread of epidural sensory anesthesia when standardized volumes of bupivacaine are administered.
Does a standardized epidural anesthetic technique result in different levels of sensory anesthesia in pregnant women compared to nonpregnant women?
Pregnancy does not appear to significantly alter the spread of epidural sensory anesthesia when standardized volumes of bupivacaine are administered.
GRUNDY et al. (1978) studied this question.
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