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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - ECONOMICS AND HEALTH SYSTEMS RESEARCH - Drug Use Inefficiency: A Hidden Source of Wasted Health Care Dollars - IMPLICATIONS: Unadministered drug amounts were measured for six study drugs over one fiscal year and found to be significant; the cost of unadministered drugs totaled (USD)165,667. The reason most cited for waste was disposal of full, or partially full, syringes/
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Gillerman, Richard G
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2000
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Epidural Labor Analgesia and Neonatal Sepsis Evaluation Rate: A Quality Improvement Study - IMPLICATIONS: Although it has been suggested that epidural analgesia for labor contributes to an increase in neonatal sepsis work-up (SWU), this retrospective analysis shows that epidural analgesia is not associated with an increase in SWU. The factors that were found to contribute to SWU included low birth weight, low gestational age, meconium aspiration or respiratory distress at birth, hypothermia at birth, maternal group B b-hemolytic colonization, and preeclampsia or hypertension./
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Kaul, Bupesh
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Fetal Oxygen with Polymerized Hemoglobin/
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Flow-Dependency of the Placental Transfer of Propofol/
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2001
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Obstetric Anesthesia: International Anesthesia Clinics, Volume 40, No. 4/
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Muir, H
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2003
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Intrathecal Morphine for Postpartum Tubal Ligation Postoperative Analgesia - IMPLICATIONS: This investigation documents the extent of the significant postoperative pain experienced by women after routine postpartum tubal ligation surgery and demonstrates the efficacy of a small dose (100 mg) of intrathecal morphine to obviate this pain with minimal adverse effects./
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Campbell, David C
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Levobupivacaine Combined with Sufentanil and Epinephrine for Intrathecal Labor Analgesia: A Comparison with Racemic Bupivacaine - IMPLICATIONS: When used intrathecally and epidurally for labor analgesia, levobupivacaine had the same clinical profile as racemic bupivacaine, but at equal doses it produced less motor block./
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Vercauteren, Marcel P
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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| 2368 |
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Maternal Mortality During Hospital Admission/
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Metaraminol Infusion for Maintenance of Arterial Blood Pressure During Spinal Anesthesia for Cesarean Delivery: The Effect of a Crystalloid Bolus - IMPLICATIONS: In patients receiving spinal anesthesia for elective cesarean delivery, when arterial pressure was maintained using an IV infusion of metaraminol, crystalloid bolus reduced the early vasopressor requirement but had no effect on overall vasopressor requirement or maternal or neonatal outcome./
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Kee, Warwick D Ngan
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Predictors of Breakthrough Pain During Labor Epidural Analgesia - IMPLICATIONS: Nulliparity, heavier fetal weight, and epidural catheter placement at an early cervical dilation are predictors of breakthrough pain during epidural labor analgesia. The combined spinal/epidural technique may be associated with a decreased incidence of breakthrough pain./
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Hess, Philip E
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Remifentanil in Labor (Brief Communication)/
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2000
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Spinal Nalbulphine and Postcesarean Delivery Analgesia/
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2000
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - Spinal Ropivacaine for Cesarean Delivery/
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Addition of Morphine Prolongs Fentanyl-Bupivacaine Spinal Analgesia for the Relief of Labor Pain - IMPLICATIONS: The addition of morphine (150 mg) to intrathecal fentanyl (25 mg) and bupivacaine (2.5 mg) prolongs the duration of labor analgesia duration without increasing adverse effects./
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Yeh, Huei-Ming
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Analgesic Effect of Sufentanil Combined with Ropivacaine 0.2% for Labor Analgesia: A Comparison of Three Sufentanil Doses/
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Debon, Richard
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Analgesic Efficacy of Patient-Controlled Ropivacaine Instillation After Cesarean Delivery - IMPLICATIONS: Ropivacaine wound instillation via an elastometric pump is a simple technique that provides safe and effective analgesia after cesarean delivery./
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Fredman, Brian
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Anesthetic Management of Triplet Cesarean Delivery: Retrospective Case Series of Maternal Outcomes - IMPLICATIONS: A large retrospective case series of the effects of spinal and epidural anesthesia on maternal hemodynamic profile during cesarean delivery for triplet gestation was performed. Our findings suggest that spinal anesthesia results in outcomes comparable to epidural anesthesia for both mother and newborns./
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Marino, Teresa
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Dose-Range Effects of Sufentanil Added to 0.125% Bupivacaine on the Quality of Patient-Controlled Epidural Analgesia During Labor/
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Bernard, Jean-Marc
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Effect of Intrathecal Analgesia on the Success of External Cephalic Version - IMPLICATIONS: The success of external cephalic version (ECV) was compared in women who received spinal analgesia and those who did not. Successful ECV occurred more frequently in those women who received spinal analgesia. Because term singleton pregnancies associated with breech position usually require cesarean delivery, an increase in success of ECV may decrease the number of cesarean deliveries performed./
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Birnbach, David J
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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OBSTETRIC ANESTHESIA - The Effect of Magnesium on Coagulation in Parturients with Preeclampsia - IMPLICATIONS: On the basis of the thromboelastography assessment, we found that the current practice of administering magnesium did not influence overall coagulation in preeclamptic women. Therefore, magnesium administration should not affect the use of neuraxial techniques./
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Harnett, Miriam J P
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International Anesthesia Research Society]
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2001
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