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Feasibility study on continuous spinal analgesia in all stages of labor

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randomly divided into two groups (n= 42 each): CSA To the Editor: Most researchers in China are concerned that the whole labor process of traditional continuous (group S) and CEA… Click to show full abstract

randomly divided into two groups (n= 42 each): CSA To the Editor: Most researchers in China are concerned that the whole labor process of traditional continuous (group S) and CEA (group E). Both catheters were placed epidural analgesia (CEA) will hinder the maternal force in the second stage of labor. In contrast, a local anesthetic drug can be used for a relatively long time. Excessive intraspinal administration may inhibit the contraction of the uterine smooth muscle, which may lead to a longer labor stage, increased oxytocin use, and increased rates of forceps delivery, cesarean section, and neonatal asphyxia. Therefore, some obstetricians and midwives in China choose to stop epidural labor analgesia when the cervix opens to 7 to 8 cm or at complete cervical dilation. Thus, most parturients cannot enjoy ideal full-term labor analgesia.

Keywords: study continuous; labor; feasibility study; analgesia; continuous spinal; spinal analgesia

Journal Title: Chinese Medical Journal
Year Published: 2020

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