The history of obstetric anesthesia

Stampone, Donna

doi:10.1097/00005237-199007000-00003

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“…The schools of Charcot (Paris) and Berhein (Nancy) investigated clinical hypnosis [17][18][19]. In 1922 the obstetricians Schultze and Rhonhof proved that the introduction of educational sessions before childbirth reduced the time needed to achieve a hypnotic state.…”

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Childbirth Education: Comparative Analysis

Fernández-Arroyo¹

2020

Childbirth

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Prenatal education programs are a powerful tool to increase maternal and child health. Today, no one knows the most effective educational approach. The objective of the study is to identify differences in approaching and methodology of major schools of childbirth education. Methodology includes the review of the databases such as PubMed, Embase, Lilacs, Scielo and Cochrane since 2000; review the websites of the schools; study the documentation using the comparative method; and analysis using a database with Excel. Results analyzed and compared the five old one schools and 12 of emerging new one schools. The chapter concludes the conceptual approach and methodology of the schools, which can facilitate the choice for professionals and research design to increase the quality of programs.

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Childbirth Education: Comparative Analysis

Fernández-Arroyo¹

2020

Childbirth

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“…Pain in childbirth has received much attention in the literature (Cahill, 1989;Fridh, Kopare, Gaston-Johansson, & Norvelle, 1988;Kelpin, 1984;Lowe, 1989Lowe, , 1991Lowe, , 1996Mander, 1992;Stampone, 1990;Yerby, 1996;Youngstrom, Baker & Miller, 1996). Labor pain, like all pain, is both physiologic and psychologic.…”

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Comfort in Labor and Midwifery Art

Schuiling

Sampselle

1999

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“…Regional anesthesia for obstetrics was discovered with the injection of cocaine intraspinally in the early 1900s by Oskar Kries in Basel, Switzerland (Stampone, 1990). …”

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The Effect of the Time of Injection of Intrathecal Analgesia on the Length of Early and Advanced Labor

Koiro¹

1999

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Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, COPYRIGHT STATEMENTThe author hereby certifies that the use of any copyrighted material in the thesis entitled: results were compared to a control group who received no regional anesthesia to determine if the timing of the initial intrathecal injection increased, decreased or had no effect on length of labor. This study found that the initial timing of intrathecal narcotics had no effect on the length of the first stage of labor. The results showed that the length of the second stage of labor for patients who received intrathecal narcotics in advanced labor increased from 25 minutes to 49 minutes compared to women who received no regional anesthesia. The timing of the first dose of the intrathecal narcotic had no effect on the total length of labor. The results of this study found that intrathecal narcotics do not prolong the length of labor.

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The history of obstetric anesthesia

Cited by 7 publications

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Childbirth Education: Comparative Analysis

Childbirth Education: Comparative Analysis

Comfort in Labor and Midwifery Art

The Effect of the Time of Injection of Intrathecal Analgesia on the Length of Early and Advanced Labor

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