Revista de Anestesiologia Clínica: Acesso Aberto

General Anesthesia for Pregnant Women in COVID-19 Infected Patients

Abstract

Andrew Rogers*

Coronavirus complaint 2019 makes it more delicate to give parturients with perioperative care( COVID- 19). This study's ideal is to examine postoperative complications and hemodynamic stability in COVID- 19 positive expectant maters who are giving birth while entering spinal anaesthesia. 31 COVID- 19 positive parturients were linked between January and June 2021 as part of this prospective experimental study at a tertiary tutoring sanitarium in Jordan. Each COVID- 19 positive parturient passed anaesthesia in the identical conditions as the control group, while each COVID- 19 negative parturient was matched with a COVID- 19 positive parturient. Of the 31 COVID- 19 cases, 22(71) had normal health overall, while 8(25.7) passed exigency caesarean sections. After 10 twinkles, the COVID- 19 positive group's sensitive degree of spinal block was T8( T6- T10) as opposed to T4( T4- T6) in the COVID- 19 negative group.