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Hi everyone,
This week I am joined by Matt & Graeme to discuss induction drugs and adjuncts used in general anaesthesia for caesarean delivery, with a few obligatory dad jokes thrown in at the end if you make it that far!
Hypothetical cases we discuss:
1 – Healthy woman rushed to theatre with cord prolapse and fetal compromise
2 – A woman with severe preeclampsia needs urgent caesarean delivery because of fetal compromise. She has a platelet count of 18, and a BP of 210/120.
3 – A woman ruptures her uterus attempting a VBAC and arrives in theatre with a heart rate of 170/min and BP of 60/40
USEFUL LINKS
The future of general anaesthesia in obstetrics BJA Education 2016
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Enjoy these Podcasts even though I retired as a midwife a year ago.