帝王切開術の麻酔と母児の予後について
1965 年 19 巻 2 号 p. 143-149
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1965 年 19 巻 2 号 p. 143-149
One hundred and severity seven cases of the cesarean section were undertaken during the last 5 years (1959-1963). 150 cases of them were operated under the spinal anesthesia.
An influence both upon the mother and new born infants was studied in this paper.
It is most important to observe the respiratory and the circulatory effect upon the puturients in the anesthesia. Percamin with high specific gravity was injected slowly. In this procedure, the anesthetic level, variability of the blood pressure, depression of the respiratory system and the pulse rate were carefully checked during the operation. It was found the duration and effect were good without any outward effect.
It may be concluded that the spinal anesthesia is a satisfactory method for the cesarean section
