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INTRATHECAL CATHETER USE AFTER ACCIDENTAL DURAL PUNCTURE IN OBSTETRIC PATIENTS: LITERATURE REVIEW AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS
Rabin Medical Centre, Tata Motors Hospital, LNWH NHS Trust, KK Women and Children Hospital, Harvard Medical School, KU Leuven, Kantonsspital Baden
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Accidental dural puncture during labor can lead to significant complications, and the insertion of an intrathecal catheter is one management option that can provide rapid analgesia. However, the article notes that there is considerable variation in clinical practice due to the absence of clear guidelines for managing these catheters. The authors review existing literature and propose recommendations for clinical management to improve outcomes for obstetric patients experiencing this complication.
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