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Programmed intermittent epidural boluses are being reviewed as an alternative to continuous epidural infusion and provider-administered boluses for maintaining analgesia in parturients.
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PIEB/PCEA was associated with fewer rescue boluses than CEI; leaves open whether this reduces provider workload in prospective studies.
Neuraxial techniques are widely used to provide analgesia to parturients. In the past, provider-administered bolus and continuous epidural infusion (CEI) were the two most used techniques to mainta...
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Carmelina Gurrieri (2023) studied this question. Programmed intermittent epidural boluses are being reviewed as an alternative to continuous epidural infusion and provider-administered boluses for maintaining analgesia in parturients.
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