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September 1, 2019
Members of WFSA's Obstetric anaesthesia committee and experts in obstetrics anaesthesia from around the globe, offers an important contribution to improve patient care and access to safe peripartum care.
Categories: UIA / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
January 1, 2005
Categories: UIA / General Topics / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
December 1, 2009
Categories: UIA / Anaesthesia Emergencies / General Topics / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
December 1, 2009
Categories: UIA / Anaesthesia Emergencies / General Topics / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
September 1, 2019
Physiological changes in the parturient occur due to the needs of the developing foetus. Understanding these changes is important when administering anaesthesia to the obstetric patient. Additionally, understanding the physiological effects in the foetus allows for appropriate intrauterine monitoring and...
Categories: UIA / General Topics / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
September 1, 2019
Trauma during pregnancy is the leading non-obstetrical cause of maternal death and remains the most common cause of foetal demise. Trauma management needs multidisciplinary team of emergency physician, obstetrician, anesthesiologist & surgeons. Major trauma causes obstetric & fetal complications &...
Categories: UIA / General Topics / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
September 1, 2019
Total spinal or a high neuraxial blockade is a recognised complication of central neuraxial techniques. A high number of incidents of a high neuraxial block are being reported in obstetrics following the increased use of neuraxial anaesthesia.
Categories: UIA / Obstetrics Anaesthesia / Regional Anaesthesia
September 1, 2019
Caesarean section is the most frequently performed obstetric surgical procedure, and spinal anaesthesia is a common anaesthetic technique used across the world. It produces rapid, dense, predictable block, is relatively easy to perform with a definite end point and has...
Categories: UIA / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
September 1, 2019
Obstetric airway management has long been associated with an increased risk of failed tracheal intubation and airway-related morbidity and mortality. However, there is little evidence that failed intubation rates have fallen despite recent advances in airway equipment and techniques.
Categories: UIA / General Topics / Obstetrics Anaesthesia
February 1, 2016
Categories: Standards & Guidelines / Obstetrics Anaesthesia / Paediatric Anaesthesia / Visual Aids