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Author: Yuan Zhang; Rong Chen; Jie Wang; Yuan Gong; Qin Zhou; Hui-hui Cheng; Zhong-yuan Xia; Xiangdong Chen; Qing-tao Meng; Daqing Ma
Title: Anaesthetic managment and clinical outcomes of parturients with COVID-19: a multicentre, retrospective, propensity score matched cohort study
  • Document date: 2020_3_27
    • ID: bntjg90x_31
    Snippet: Although a little evidence supported that supplemental oxygen improves maternal and neonatal outcomes 14 , parturients with COVID-19 were routinely treated with oxygen during operation to prevent maternal and infant hypoxia. However, considering the oxygen free radical production and atelectasis, continuous inspiration of high oxygen concentration was not used 15 . It is critical to apply the lung expansion and positive end-expiratory pressure te.....
    Document: Although a little evidence supported that supplemental oxygen improves maternal and neonatal outcomes 14 , parturients with COVID-19 were routinely treated with oxygen during operation to prevent maternal and infant hypoxia. However, considering the oxygen free radical production and atelectasis, continuous inspiration of high oxygen concentration was not used 15 . It is critical to apply the lung expansion and positive end-expiratory pressure technique for COVID-19 patients receiving general anaesthesia to eliminate atelectasis formation 16 . As for parturients with COVID-19 undergoing intrathecal anaesthesia, the deep-breathing exercises were also encouraged.

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