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Rev Mex Anest 2009; 32 (S1)

Objectives for «Update of obstetric anesthesia» lecture

MacArthur A

Language: English
References: 31
Page: 30-34
PDF size: 71.90 Kb.


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The objective of my talk is to review clinically relevant articles of the literature pertinent to obstetric anesthesiologists in the following domains: a) Labor analgesia
b) Cesarean delivery anesthesia
c) Complications of pregnancy including antenatal factors; intraoperative occurrences and postpartum issues
d) Fetal and neonatal issues


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