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Documentation of spinal anaesthesia technique and block level at caesarean section
Background The ease of administration and relative safety of spinal anaesthesia has made this the preferred technique for elective and many emergency caesarean sections. Complications include incomplete sensory block, resulting in intraoperative breakthrough pain, which is commonly associated with a...
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Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
2022
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