Background: Spinal Anesthesia has become more widely practiced anesthetic technique. It is simple to institute, rapid in its effect and produces excellent operating conditions. Postoperative pain after cesarean section is ...

Back Ground: Trauma care involves the entire spectrum of care from the first responder through rehabilitation. The original aim of the trauma team is to reduce the second peak of the trimodal distribution of death following ...

Background: For elective surgeries preoperative over ordering of blood is very common practice and leads to holding up of the blood bank reserve, ageing of the blood unit and wastage of blood bank resources. That can be ...

Background Despite the increased focus on pain management programs and the development of new standards for pain, assessment and treatment of labor pain is mostly abandoned specially in low and middle income countries. ...

Background: Nausea and vomiting with onset during the operation and persisting in the postoperative period cause reduced patient comfort, delayed discharge from the hospital, and an increase in costs. This problem deserves ...

Background: Pain is a sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage according to Association of the Study of Pain. It is very common in almost all ...

Background: Anesthesia services in many low and middle income countries are extremely poor. Literatures demonstrate a serious, sustained lack of safe anesthesia for surgery. The unacceptably high avoidable mortality rates ...

Background: Now on these days as quality of patient care has being given big concern in developing countries, which was not yet, it is necessary to conduct a study to know some procedural and treatment complication. Post ...

Background: Midline laparotomy incision and other abdominal surgeries are associated with severe postoperative pain. Most experimental studies have showed significant reduction in pain intensity and total analgesia consumption ...

INTRODUCTION: Opinions are controversial regarding the use of General and spinal anesthesia in preeclamptic or eclamptic patients undergoing caesarean section. Several studies recommended avoiding Spinal anesthesia in ...