1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0750-7658(99)80046-x
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Anesthésies en obstétrique

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“…In a recent meta-analysis performed on 10 studies, it was found that headache onset usually occurred before the 6th (82%), and before the 8th (100%) postoperative day, respectively [4,5,[20][21][22]. PDPH incidence decreasing in relation to finer needle diameters is largely reported in the literature [1,2,20,[23][24][25][26] and the high number of dural punctures increases the incidence of side effects, in particular PDPH [27].…”
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“…In a recent meta-analysis performed on 10 studies, it was found that headache onset usually occurred before the 6th (82%), and before the 8th (100%) postoperative day, respectively [4,5,[20][21][22]. PDPH incidence decreasing in relation to finer needle diameters is largely reported in the literature [1,2,20,[23][24][25][26] and the high number of dural punctures increases the incidence of side effects, in particular PDPH [27].…”
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“…Spinal anaesthesia represents the gold standard for obstetric procedures, and its use has increased in recent years [1,2]. The most frequent potential complications are failure of the procedure (with its conversion into GA), and PDPH.…”
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“…En raison de la fréquence élevée d'emploi de l'analgésie péridurale en cours de travail [3,4] et de la localisation périmédullaire de la ponction [6], l'anesthésiste est souvent en première ligne pour recevoir les plaintes des patientes en post-partum. Il prend alors souvent en charge la réalisation du bilan neurologique, que le bloc soit à l'origine du trouble ou non [7].…”
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“…L'enquête « 3 Jours en Anesthésie » réali-sée en 1996 avait mis en évidence un taux d'analgésie péri-durale pour le travail d'environ 50 % [3] alors que dans une enquête récente en Île-de-France, le taux d'utilisation était de 80 % en moyenne [4]. Compte tenu de cet emploi large de l'analgésie péridurale, les cliniciens vont être confrontés à prendre en charge un nombre croissant de parturientes bénéficiant des deux techniques de façon conjointe.…”
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