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Epidural versus patient-controlled meperidine analgesia during labor was evaluated for cesarean delivery outcomes, but the provided abstract lacks the study results.
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Does epidural analgesia compared to patient-controlled meperidine analgesia affect the rate of cesarean delivery in women during labor?
Does epidural analgesia compared to patient-controlled meperidine analgesia affect the rate of cesarean delivery in women during labor?
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Abstract lacks cesarean outcome data; leaves open whether epidural alters delivery rates versus meperidine PCA in labor.
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Sharma et al. (1998) studied this question. Epidural versus patient-controlled meperidine analgesia during labor was evaluated for cesarean delivery outcomes, but the provided abstract lacks the study results.
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