A Case of Severe Parturient with Kyphoscoliosis coming for Caeserean Section
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https://doi.org/10.4103/kaj/2019/v17i3-4/152902Keywords:
Caesarean Section, Kyphoscoliosis, Parturient, Subarachnoid BlockAbstract
Parturients with kyphoscoliosis present a unique challenge during their anaesthetic management. The physiologic changes of pregnancy along with the gravid uterus compound the cardiopulmonary compromise induced by deformity of spine, and further, the technical difficulty to perform subarachnoid block may add to the difficulty in management of patients. We present a case report of 29 year old parturient with kyphoscoliosis posted for caesarean section.Downloads
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