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
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Snippet: In summary, the current data suggested that the proper home quarantine and personal protection can help to reduce the risk of parturients infected with SARS-Cov-2. Anaesthesia-related complications occurred more frequently in the COVID-19 parturients, while their newborn born also have a high risk of distress and high admission to NICU. From our experience, spinal or epidural anaesthesia can be safely used for such patients. General anaesthesia i.....
Document: In summary, the current data suggested that the proper home quarantine and personal protection can help to reduce the risk of parturients infected with SARS-Cov-2. Anaesthesia-related complications occurred more frequently in the COVID-19 parturients, while their newborn born also have a high risk of distress and high admission to NICU. From our experience, spinal or epidural anaesthesia can be safely used for such patients. General anaesthesia in general results in more hypotension and open airway for a high risk of virus exposure to medical staff and thus it should be avoided unless it is inevitably used for emergency case.
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