Key result
Study protocol outlines planned comparison of long-term psychological and physical outcomes after postdural puncture headache.
Why the study?
Limited data exist on the associations between postdural puncture headache and long-term psychological outcomes such as postpartum depression and postpartum PTSD.
Does postdural puncture headache increase the risk of long-term psychological and physical outcomes such as postpartum depression and PTSD in women?
Population
Women who received neuraxial analgesia
Comparison
Women with postdural puncture headache vs women without postdural puncture headache
Design
Retrospective cohort study
Authors
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No results reported yet from this cohort; leaves open whether postdural puncture headache raises long-term psychological risks postpartum.
Cohort
Does postdural puncture headache increase the risk of long-term psychological and physical outcomes such as postpartum depression and PTSD in women?
Orbach‐Zinger et al. (2021) conducted a cohort in Postdural puncture headache. Postdural puncture headache vs. Women without postdural puncture headache was evaluated on Frequency of long-term psychological outcomes (postpartum depression and postpartum posttraumatic stress disorder) and physical outcomes. The abstract describes the design of a retrospective cohort study comparing long-term psychological and physical outcomes in women with and without postdural puncture headache, but reports no results.
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