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…l likely increase the number of patients who could benefit from spinal anaesthesia following spinal instrumentation or other pre-existing spinal p…

…3.94% (31/33), while 90.91% reported wearing a sterile gown for spinal anaesthesia. Compliance with sterile gown use was slightly higher for epidu…

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

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

…with reduced blood loss and overall economic burden.Conclusions Spinal anaesthesia in THA is associated with significantly lower hospital costs an…

…ng with a left-sided hip dislocation and an unusual response to spinal anaesthesia. Spinal anaesthesia was attempted using 3 mL of 0.5% hyperbaric…

…acture patients. All admitted hip fracture patients operated in spinal anaesthesia were, regardless of age, considered for inclusion.Methods An in…

…an for her left TKR two weeks later followed the same protocol. Spinal anaesthesia was administered. After a second-level check, remimazolam infus…

…hesia was the most commonly used technique (98.9%), followed by brachial plexus blocks (70.3%). The majority (88.9%) used landmark-based techniques, w…

…ty in LMICs is promoting regional anaesthesia techniques. While spinal anaesthesia is commonly practiced, upper limb nerve blocks are rarely taugh…