Key result
Rapid sequence spinal anaesthesia yields a ~23-minute mean decision-delivery interval for category-1 caesarean sections.
Why the study?
Does rapid sequence spinal anaesthesia reduce anaesthetic time in women undergoing category-1 urgency caesarean section?
Population
25 women undergoing category-1 urgency caesarean section
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May support rapid-sequence spinal as alternative to general anaesthesia in category-1 caesarean; hypothesis-generating and needs prospective trials before practice change.
Case Report (n=25)
Does rapid sequence spinal anaesthesia reduce anaesthetic time in women undergoing category-1 urgency caesarean section?
Rapid sequence spinal anaesthesia can establish anaesthesia in 6-8 minutes for category-1 caesarean sections, offering a fast alternative to general anaesthesia.
Kinsella et al. (2010) conducted a case report in Category-1 urgency caesarean section (n=25). Rapid sequence spinal anaesthesia was evaluated on Decision-delivery interval and time to induce spinal anaesthesia. Rapid sequence spinal anaesthesia for category-1 caesarean section achieved a median total time to induce anaesthesia of 8 minutes and a mean decision-delivery interval of 23 minutes.
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