The 2013 SOAP/FAER/Gertie Marx Honorary Lecture 2013. From print to practice: the evolving nature of obstetric anesthesia
Highlights • Recent literature related to obstetric anesthesia practice is reviewed. • Practice guidelines from ASA, ASRA, and ACOG recommend changes. • Research supports alterations to standard clinical practice and patient care. • Anesthesiologists should be willing to question “the way we’ve alwa...
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