Anesthesia in Obstetrics

Conduction anesthesia in obstetrics.

Anesthesia for complicated obstetrics.

[Pain relief and anesthesia in obstetrics].

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Complications of regional anesthesia in obstetrics.

Over 100 years ago August Bier performed the first recorded spinal anaesthetic; and complications from the use of regional anaesthesia have been described over this same period of time. Bier also being the first to describe a ‘spinal’ or ‘post dural-puncture headache’ [1]. In Great Britain a number of high profile legal cases in the 1950s concerning major complications of neuraxial techniques l...

Continuous spinal anesthesia and analgesia in obstetrics.

The development of the technique of continuous spinal anesthesia as it relates to the obstetric population is recounted. The advantages and disadvantages of continuous spinal anesthesia are examined, currently available catheters and kits are reviewed, and strategies for the management of continuous spinal techniques for labor analgesia and surgical anesthesia are discussed. Continuous spinal a...