Peripartum general anaesthesia without tracheal intubation

Lederer, Wolfgang

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2044.2000.01766-16.x

Anaesthesia

2000

DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2044.2000.01766-16.x

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Peripartum general anaesthesia without tracheal intubation

Wolfgang Lederer

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Das Fachgebiet Anästhesie abseits der westlichen Medizin

Dünser

Baelani²,

Lundeg

2006

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During the last decades anesthesia has developed into a wide ranging specialty in western countries, whereas in most developing and newly industrializing nations it still focuses on its core discipline, the perioperative care of the surgical patient. Poor socioeconomic status and inadequate financing of health systems result in a high burden of disease, a high rate of self-financing of healthcare costs by the patients, as well as insufficient personnel, infra-structural and material equipment of most healthcare facilities. Important limiting factors for anesthesia are low educational standards and a widespread lack of oxygen and medical gas supplies, as well as locally serviceable medical equipment. Studies evaluating the status of anesthesia in developing and newly industrializing nations in detail are urgently needed in order to provide aid on national and international as well as institutional and private levels for the development of anesthesia in poor countries.

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Das Fachgebiet Anästhesie abseits der westlichen Medizin

Dünser

Baelani²,

Lundeg

2006

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Adverse events associated with ketamine for procedural sedation in adults

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Nelson

2008

The American Journal of Emergency Medicine

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Pressure sores: blame the mobile epidural!

Linnett¹,

McMenemie²,

Duggan³

2001

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Peripartum general anaesthesia without tracheal intubation

Cited by 5 publications

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Das Fachgebiet Anästhesie abseits der westlichen Medizin

Das Fachgebiet Anästhesie abseits der westlichen Medizin

Adverse events associated with ketamine for procedural sedation in adults

Pressure sores: blame the mobile epidural!

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