Spinal anesthesia or spinal block is the injection given in and around the spine to numb part of your body during surgery. It is the preferred method for anesthesia below the umbilicus and lower extremities.
Continuous Spinal Anesthesia - Indications, Uses, and Complications
The technique of maintaining spinal anesthesia with small doses of local anesthetic injected intermittently into subarachnoid space through a catheter.
Spinal Anesthesia for Emergency Abdominal Surgery
Careful anesthetic monitoring and management in emergency abdominal surgery are crucial because minor mistakes can increase patient morbidity and death.
Spinal Anesthesia - An Insight
Spinal anesthesia, or spinal block, is a type of regional anesthesia commonly utilized in surgeries below the waist.
Combined Surgical Epidural Block - Clinical Applications, Techniques, Advantages, and Complications
Combined spinal and epidural anesthesia brings the advantages of both spinal and epidural anesthesia. Read the article to learn more.
Single-Shot Spinal Block for Labor Analgesia
Spinal blocks are used in various surgeries for anesthesia and analgesia purposes. This topic presents single-shot spinal block usage for labor analgesia.
Spinal Anesthesia in Elderly
Spinal anesthesia delivers anesthesia near the spinal nerves to numb the lower back and legs. This topic explains spinal anesthesia use in elderly patients.
