EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS EPIDURAL ANAESTHESIA & POST OPERATIVE EPIDURAL ANALGESIA IN PAINLESS DELIVERY
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Epidural anaesthesia, painless delivery, obstetrics
Abstract
To investigate the significance of applying continuous epidural anaesthesia in painless delivery anaesthesia, 125 cases of full-term delivery parturients who were admitted to the hospital’s Obstetrics Department between August 2007and May 2008 were selected and randomly grouped. Sixty four cases who opted for continuous epidural anaesthesia during delivery were divided into Group I, 61 cases not opted for analgesia were divided into Group II and results of delivery and the delivery course were compared between the two groups. There were 3 caesarean deliveries (4.69%) of 64 cases in GroupI,18(29.51%) of 61 cases in Group II (p<0.05) and the first and second stages of laborin Group I were shorter than those in Group II(p<0.05).The technique of continuous epidural anaesthesia in parturient delivery is helpful to improve the quality of anaesthesia and shorten the delivery course, which shall be prioritized.
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Dr. B. Laxmanna
Assistant Professor, Department of Anaesthesia, Prathima Institute of Medical Sciences.