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A comparative study of epidural anesthesia and combined spinal anesthesia-epidural anesthesia in cesarean delivery

NI Xiaoping

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Objective To study changes of the indexes between epidural anesthesia(EA) and combined spinal anesthesia-epidural anesthesia(CSEA) in cesarean delivery,and to investigate the effect of anesthesia in cesarean delivery to parturient and fotus,then to direct the clinicians to use the optimal anesthesia in cesarean delivery.Methods Patients with cesarean delivery cases(n=60) were randomly selected.Among them,20 received EA and 32 received CSEA.The relevant indexes in and after operation were compared and analyzed.Results The effective time of EA patients was obviously longer than that of CSEA patients,and the inhibited effect were significantly decreased(P0.05).The change of blood pressure showed statistical significance between EA and CSEA(P0.05).Conclusion CSEA may be the optimal anesthetic method for cesarean delivery when the blood pressure can be effectively controlled and the lying-in women have no special circumstances.

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Objective To study changes of the indexes between epidural anesthesia(EA) and combined spinal anesthesia-epidural anesthesia(CSEA) in cesarean delivery,and to investigate the effect of anesthesia in cesarean delivery to parturient and fotus,then to direct the clinicians to use the optimal anesthesia in cesarean delivery.Methods Patients with cesarean delivery cases(n=60) were randomly selected.Among them,20 received EA and 32 received CSEA.The relevant indexes in and after operation were compared and analyzed.Results The effective time of EA patients was obviously longer than that of CSEA patients,and the inhibited effect were significantly decreased(P0.05).The change of blood pressure showed statistical significance between EA and CSEA(P0.05).Conclusion CSEA may be the optimal anesthetic method for cesarean delivery when the blood pressure can be effectively controlled and the lying-in women have no special circumstances.

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Objective To study changes of the indexes between epidural anesthesia(EA) and combined spinal anesthesia-epidural anesthesia(CSEA) in cesarean delivery,and to investigate the effect of anesthesia in cesarean delivery to parturient and fotus,then to direct the clinicians to use the optimal anesthesia in cesarean delivery.Methods Patients with cesarean delivery cases(n=60) were randomly selected.Among them,20 received EA and 32 received CSEA.The relevant indexes in and after operation were compared and analyzed.Results The effective time of EA patients was obviously longer than that of CSEA patients,and the inhibited effect were significantly decreased(P0.05).The change of blood pressure showed statistical significance between EA and CSEA(P0.05).Conclusion CSEA may be the optimal anesthetic method for cesarean delivery when the blood pressure can be effectively controlled and the lying-in women have no special circumstances.

Key concepts: Medicine, Cesarean delivery, Anesthesia, Combined spinal epidural, Anesthetic Effect, Spinal anesthesia, Anesthetic, Blood pressure

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