The combined paracervical-pudendal block anesthesia for labor and delivery

Davis, James E.; Frudenfeld, J.C.; Frudenfeld, Karl; Frudenfeld, James H.; Webb, Ashley N.

doi:10.1016/0002-9378(64)90695-7

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“…The efficacy of the combined regimen assessed in this study compares favourably with the results obtained using miconazde alone (Thiery et al, 1972;Proost et al, 1972;Davies et a]., 1975). It is probable that a combination of this and other antimycotics with a lytic enzyme base may prove to be even more efficacious.…”

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confidence: 62%

Therapeutic Evaluation of Elase as Adjunctive Therapy in the Treatment of Monilial Vaginitis

Elliott

1979

Aust NZ J Obst Gynaeco

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The effectiveness of a lytic enzyme preparation (Elase--Parke-Davis) plus natamycin (Pimafucin--Gist-Brocades) was compared to natamycin therapy alone in a controlled clinical trial involving 120 patients suffering from monilial vulvo-vaginitis. The results indicate that addition of Elase to a natamycin treatment regimen increases the effectiveness of therapy both with respect to alleviation of symptoms and to eradication of the organism as determined by vaginal culture in patients with acute infection and in those in whom infection is complicated by pregnancy or diabetes.

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Therapeutic Evaluation of Elase as Adjunctive Therapy in the Treatment of Monilial Vaginitis

Elliott

1979

Aust NZ J Obst Gynaeco

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“…The essential requirement was a rigid tube which could be manipulated by touch into the lateral vaginal fornix and through which a needle of a precise length could be introduced and made to penetrate no more than a few millimetres into the tissues of the broad ligament. Such a device was described by Freeman et al (1956) and by Davis et al (1962). Our work has followed a similar line.…”

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Paracervical Nerve Block

Cooper¹,

Moir²

1963

BMJ

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“…beyond the outer guide tube. Cooper and Moir (1963) and Davis et al (1962) suggested that a needle should protrude no more than 7 mm. if puncture of the vessels is to be avoided.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Since then several workers have provided evidence of its efficacy (Freeman et al, 1956;Davis et al, 1962;Cooper and Moir, 1963). A wider usage in obstetric practice might have been expected but for the short duration of analgesia provided by the local anaesthetic agents available.…”

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Assessment of Paracervical Nerve Block Anaesthesia during Labour

Murphy¹,

Wright²,

Fitzgerald³

1970

BMJ

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provide the sole means of analgesia throughout the first stage of labour.Only 48% of the primigravidae required no other form of analgesia, as against 72% of the multiparae.Complications included a 17% incidence of maternal haemorrhage during insertion of the continuous needle, an overall fetal bradycardia rate of 11%, and two perinatal deaths foliowing single paracervical block. It is concluded that the use of continuous paracervical block should be discontinued, and that amide-type local anaesthetic agents should not be used for single paracervical block.

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The combined paracervical-pudendal block anesthesia for labor and delivery

Cited by 26 publications

References 6 publications

Therapeutic Evaluation of Elase as Adjunctive Therapy in the Treatment of Monilial Vaginitis

Therapeutic Evaluation of Elase as Adjunctive Therapy in the Treatment of Monilial Vaginitis

Paracervical Nerve Block

Assessment of Paracervical Nerve Block Anaesthesia during Labour

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