What Sequela Can Caesarean Section Anaesthesia Leave?

In recent years, the rate of cesarean section is significantly higher, generally more than 30%, improve the surgical effect, ensure the safety of mother and child, reduce surgical trauma and postoperative complications are the principles that should be focused on obstetric anesthesia.

Most obstetric operations are emergency, so the anesthesiologist should have a detailed understanding of the maternal condition in a short time and make a comprehensive assessment of the maternal-fetal situation. The choice of anesthesia method should be based on the maternal-fetal situation, equipment conditions and the technical mastery of the anesthesiologist. The specific ways are as follows: Local infiltration anesthesia, spinal anesthesia combined with epidural block, epidural block, and general anesthesia are described below.

First, local infiltration anesthesia, especially suitable for women with a full stomach, has the characteristics of simple operation, less medication, relatively few side effects, but can not be completely painless, muscle relaxation is not enough, affect the operation, the most serious complication is local anesthetic overdose can cause maternal and fetal poisoning may occur, especially in hypertensive women.

Second, spinal anesthesia combined with epidural block is widely used in cesarean section operation anesthesia, with advantages such as fewer drugs, short latency, and exact effect. Continuous epidural analgesia can be performed, and the lumbar anesthesia needle is very small, reducing the injury of epidural puncture. Therefore, the incidence of headache after spinal anesthesia is greatly reduced, and it is a relatively satisfactory anesthesia method in obstetrics department.

In recent years, the rate of cesarean section is significantly higher, generally more than 30%, improve the surgical effect, ensure the safety of mother and child, reduce surgical trauma and postoperative complications are the principles that should be focused on obstetric anesthesia.

Most obstetric operations are emergency, so the anesthesiologist should have a detailed understanding of the maternal condition in a short time and make a comprehensive assessment of the maternal-fetal situation. The choice of anesthesia method should be based on the maternal-fetal situation, equipment conditions and the technical mastery of the anesthesiologist. The specific ways are as follows: Local infiltration anesthesia, spinal anesthesia combined with epidural block, epidural block, and general anesthesia are described below.

First, local infiltration anesthesia, especially suitable for women with a full stomach, has the characteristics of simple operation, less medication, relatively few side effects, but can not be completely painless, muscle relaxation is not enough, affect the operation, the most serious complication is local anesthetic overdose can cause maternal and fetal poisoning may occur, especially in hypertensive women.

Second, spinal anesthesia combined with epidural block is widely used in cesarean section operation anesthesia, with advantages such as fewer drugs, short latency, and exact effect. Continuous epidural analgesia can be performed, and the lumbar anesthesia needle is very small, reducing the injury of epidural puncture. Therefore, the incidence of headache after spinal anesthesia is greatly reduced, and it is a relatively satisfactory anesthesia method in obstetrics department.