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…ctions of 29% by 2030 as per World Health Organisation. 1 While neuraxial anaesthesia (NA) has been the gold standard for caesarean sections, general…

…risk due to prolonged immobility and tissue hypoperfusion under general anaesthesia. Existing risk assessment tools lack real-time predictive capab…

…piration and may be predisposed to central respiratory failure. General anaesthesia poses more risks due to risk of intraoperative hypotension and …

…oses high risk in patients with severe respiratory limitations. Thoracic segmental spinal anaesthesia provides an excellent alternative in these patients preserving …

…access to anaesthesia providers and operative facilities. While spinal anaesthesia has permitted safer caesareans, future efforts need to be made …

…. Open procedures were performed in 98.3% (2202) of cases, with general anaesthesia administered to 77.8% (1741) of patients. The WHO Surgical Safe…

…lood loss, postoperative nausea/vomiting requiring antiemetics, non-ketofol-based induction, preoperative anxiety, absence of abdominal field block, presen…

…All adult patients who underwent major elective surgeries under general anaesthesia from 30 December 2022 to 18 May 2023 were screened for eligibil…

…of a neonate who underwent surgical release of syngnathia under general anaesthesia. Management required multidisciplinary planning involving surge…

…ovascular collapse, cardiac arrest and severe hypoxaemia during advanced airway management to facilitate anaesthesia are lacking.Methods and analysis The …

…al analysis with careful inspection of meal time is encouraged. General anaesthesia may impact the validity and quality of the study and clinicians…

…ed fractures ( figure 1A). Closed reduction was performed under general anaesthesia. Postreduction radiograph confirmed complete relocation of the …