Eugen Bogdan Aburel (1899–1975)

Curelaru, I; Sandu, L

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2044.1982.tb01279.x

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“…Aburel introduced a needle at the caudal level, then a soft catheter was advanced through the needle, after which the needle was removed, leaving the catheter in situ 4. This allowed repeated injections throughout labor without the need to repeat the procedure.…”

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Epidural analgesia for labor: Current techniques

Silva¹,

Halpern²

2010

LRA

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Epidural analgesia is an extremely effective and popular treatment for labor pain. In this review, we trace the history of the use of epidural analgesia and its refinements. We then outline the goals of treatment and methods used to attain those goals. The use of low concentrations of local anesthetics, combined with lipid-soluble opioids, does not impede the progress of labor or depress the newborn. The incidence of side effects is low. Maintenance of analgesia that allows patient control enhances patient satisfaction.

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Section: Historymentioning

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Epidural analgesia for labor: Current techniques

Silva¹,

Halpern²

2010

LRA

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History of Lumbar Epidural Block

Capogna

2020

Epidural Technique in Obstetric Anesthesia

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The history and progress of local anesthesia: multiple approaches to elongate the action

2018

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Analgesia and temporary inhibition of motor activity without interfering with central nervous function have been the essential merits of local anesthesia. Local anesthetics originated from cocaine have played a major role in local analgesia. However, the relatively short duration of action of local anesthetics has been a concern in intra- and post-operative analgesia. From the early age of modern local anesthesia, physicians and medical scientists had been struggling to control the active duration of local anesthetics. Such approach includes: development of long-acting local anesthetics, with physical tourniquet techniques, co-administration of other medicines such as vaso-constrictive agents or analgesics, development of mechanical devices to continuously or intermittently administer local anesthetics, and utilization of pharmaceutical drug delivery systems. In this review, the historical sequence of studies that have been performed in an effort to elongate the action of local anesthetics is presented, referring to epoch-making medical and scientific studies.

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Eugen Bogdan Aburel (1899–1975)

Cited by 213 publications

References 20 publications

Epidural analgesia for labor: Current techniques

Epidural analgesia for labor: Current techniques

History of Lumbar Epidural Block

The history and progress of local anesthesia: multiple approaches to elongate the action

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