C-Section Anesthesia Options: Spinal Block vs. General Anesthesia
A spinal block or general anesthesia is typically used instead of an epidural during a c-section. A spinal block is a regional anesthetic that numbs the lower half of the body, while general anesthesia renders the patient unconscious. The choice of anesthesia depends on various factors such as the mother's preference, medical history, and the obstetrician's recommendation.Brain Surgery - Related Articles
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