Guideline for the Management of Epidural Analgesia in Labour
Provide a clear explanation and guidance for the safe set-up, initiation, maintenance and discontinuation of epidurals for labour analgesia in the Delivery Suite. Detail the management strategy for ineffective epidural analgesia, complications, or side effects.
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EAOAG Epidural troubleshooting 2019 - Final
Timely assessment and management of an inadequate block will improve parturient satisfaction. Do not persist in trying to rescue an inadequate epidural. Discuss the situation with the mother, bearing in mind any anaesthetic risk factors, and offer to re-site the catheter.
Management of Inadvertent Dural Puncture and Post Dural Puncture ...
If dural puncture is recognised prior to insertion of the epidural catheter there are two options for managing labour analgesia: the catheter can be inserted intrathecally, or the needle can be removed and the epidural re-sited at a different space.
Best Practice in the Management of Epidural Analgesia in the Hospital ...
2.1 These guidelines are concerned with the management of epidural analgesia in the hospital seting in the United Kingdom, including continuous infusions, patient-controlled epidural analgesia (PCEA) and intermitent top-up injections.
Management of intrathecal catheters in the obstetric patient
Management of intrathecal catheters in the obstetric patient
urgent call to the labour ward | BJA Education | Oxford Academic
In addition, they are essential members of the multidisciplinary team who will assist with the management of the various types of emergency that can arise in the maternity unit.