The influence of epidural anesthesia in pregnancies with scheduled vaginal breech delivery at term: a hospital-based retrospective analysis
Roman Allert,
Dörthe Brüggmann,
Florian J. Raimann
et al.
Abstract:Introduction
Epidural anesthesia is a well-established procedure in obstetrics for pain relief in labor and has been well researched as it comes to cephalic presentation. However, in vaginal intended breech delivery less research has addressed the influence of epidural anesthesia. The Greentop guideline on breech delivery states that there’s little evidence and recommends further evaluation.
Objective
The aim of this study was to compare maternal and neona… Show more
“…The article by Allert et al [1] describes the effect of epidural anesthesia in vaginal breech birth. We thank the authors for their efforts in making this analysis on a cohort of 1413 vaginally intended breech births.…”
“…The article by Allert et al [1] describes the effect of epidural anesthesia in vaginal breech birth. We thank the authors for their efforts in making this analysis on a cohort of 1413 vaginally intended breech births.…”
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