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Anaesthesia care for obstetric patients in the United States
Authors: Palmer, SK
Citation: Sk. Palmer, Anaesthesia care for obstetric patients in the United States, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 3-10
Obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia in Latin-America
Authors: Cattaneo, AN
Citation: An. Cattaneo, Obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia in Latin-America, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 11-18
Pain relief in labour in Great Britain and Ireland
Authors: O'Sullivan, G
Citation: G. O'Sullivan, Pain relief in labour in Great Britain and Ireland, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 19-26
Regional anaesthesia in Scandinavia
Authors: Kangas-Saarela, T Bang, U
Citation: T. Kangas-saarela et U. Bang, Regional anaesthesia in Scandinavia, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 27-33
Obstetrics anaesthesia practices in some countries in Western Europe
Authors: Benhamou, D Capogna, G
Citation: D. Benhamou et G. Capogna, Obstetrics anaesthesia practices in some countries in Western Europe, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 35-42
Use of regional anaesthesia in some Central and Eastern European countries
Authors: Schneider, M Kwizaridse, I Mortl, M Mitterschiffthaler, G Stamer, U Wulf, H Zwetsch, G
Citation: M. Schneider et al., Use of regional anaesthesia in some Central and Eastern European countries, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 43-57
Obstetric anaesthesia practices in Turkey
Authors: Owen, MD Sahin, S
Citation: Md. Owen et S. Sahin, Obstetric anaesthesia practices in Turkey, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 59-64
Regional anaesthesia and analgesia for obstetrics in Australia and New Zealand
Authors: Paech, M
Citation: M. Paech, Regional anaesthesia and analgesia for obstetrics in Australia and New Zealand, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 65-72
Regional analgesia in obstetrics in the Far East
Authors: Chan, YK Ng, KP
Citation: Yk. Chan et Kp. Ng, Regional analgesia in obstetrics in the Far East, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 73-78
Mobile epidural techniques and new drugs in labour
Authors: Fernando, R Collis, R
Citation: R. Fernando et R. Collis, Mobile epidural techniques and new drugs in labour, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 81-109
Spinal analgesia in labour
Authors: Wilson, R Lyons, G
Citation: R. Wilson et G. Lyons, Spinal analgesia in labour, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 111-122
Top-ups versus infusions and patient-controlled epidural analgesia (PCEA)
Authors: Gambling, DR
Citation: Dr. Gambling, Top-ups versus infusions and patient-controlled epidural analgesia (PCEA), REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 123-133
Before the block: fluid preloading and testing the catheter
Authors: Scrutton, M Kinsella, SM
Citation: M. Scrutton et Sm. Kinsella, Before the block: fluid preloading and testing the catheter, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 135-144
Clinical trials: what should we assess?
Authors: McLure, H Yentis, S
Citation: H. Mclure et S. Yentis, Clinical trials: what should we assess?, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 145-155
Clinical trials: up-down sequential allocation
Authors: Columb, MO
Citation: Mo. Columb, Clinical trials: up-down sequential allocation, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 157-165
Current indications for regional analgesia: obstetric complications
Authors: Erskine, K Howell, P
Citation: K. Erskine et P. Howell, Current indications for regional analgesia: obstetric complications, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 169-180
Current indications for regional analgesia and anaesthesia: intercurrent medical disease
Authors: Brighouse, D
Citation: D. Brighouse, Current indications for regional analgesia and anaesthesia: intercurrent medical disease, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 181-194
Current indications for regional analgesia in labour: what is the plate ofepidural analgesia in normal labour?
Authors: May, A
Citation: A. May, Current indications for regional analgesia in labour: what is the plate ofepidural analgesia in normal labour?, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 195-202
The benefits of labour analgesia
Authors: Loo, CC Irestedt, L
Citation: Cc. Loo et L. Irestedt, The benefits of labour analgesia, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 205-217
Effects of regional analgesia on labour and delivery
Authors: Russell, R
Citation: R. Russell, Effects of regional analgesia on labour and delivery, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 219-235
Neonatal effects of regional analgesia
Authors: Reynolds, F Porter, J
Citation: F. Reynolds et J. Porter, Neonatal effects of regional analgesia, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 237-252
Regional anaesthesia for operative delivery
Authors: Russell, I
Citation: I. Russell, Regional anaesthesia for operative delivery, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 255-269
Postoperative pain relief
Authors: Morrison, JD McGrady, EM
Citation: Jd. Morrison et Em. Mcgrady, Postoperative pain relief, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 271-282
Immediate complications of regional blockade in obstetrics
Authors: Douglas, J Choi, D
Citation: J. Douglas et D. Choi, Immediate complications of regional blockade in obstetrics, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 285-305
Dural puncture and headache
Authors: Reynolds, F
Citation: F. Reynolds, Dural puncture and headache, REGIONAL ANALGESIA IN OBSTETRICS, 2000, pp. 307-319
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