Can we use spinal anesthesia in ulcer perforation peritonitis?
Journal Title: International Journal of Medical and Health Research - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
The management of perforation peritonitis patients categorized ASA IV with high risk of general anesthesia constitute a challenging situation. We report a successful spinal anesthesia as anesthetic technic in ulcer perforation peritonitis in a 78 years-old with high risk of general anesthesia and we discuss different regional anesthetic technics reported in the literature for such patients.
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J Laoutid, F Sakit, H Kechna, N JBili, L Bibiche, MA Hachimi
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