Nasal intubation and previous cleft palate repair
Nasal intubation and previous cleft palate repair
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鼻插管和先前的腭裂修复
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2044.2004.03919.x
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发表时间:
2004
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影响因子:
10.7
通讯作者:
K. Solan
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作者:
K. Solan
by respondents were failure of either the spinal or epidural component of the block. Reported causes were inability to thread the epidural catheter (61%), presence of blood in the epidural catheter (59%) and pain on catheter advancement (40%). Post-dural puncture headache was estimated to be less frequent than 1 in 100 by the majority of anaesthetists (93%) with 19 reporting never having seen one. The observations of other more serious complications were recorded (see Table 1). The results show a wide variation in practice of CSE amongst experienced obstetric anaesthetists. The variation in practice reflects controversy over the technique used [1] and the potential for higher failure rates of CSE than individual spinal or other anaesthetic techniques [2,3]. There is concern over the frequency of complications with CSE [4–6]. A large prospective study or establishment of a database might shed further light on the frequency of failure and complications associated with different CSE techniques. We thank the Obstetric Association of Anaesthetists for their support in providing addresses and reviewing the questionnaire.