RESULTS
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The
Figure shows epidural analgesia labors (TOT DELIVER.) and
normal deliveries under epidural analgesia (EUT DELIVER.).
The forceps use is very decreased in our activity. The
increased cesarean section rate is caused by increased
rate of pathological labor under epidural analgesia. |
Evaluation
of epidural analgesia satisfaction
339 questionnaires are
distributed
to pregnant women that came to the anesthesiological
consultations. 220 questionnaires are compiled in the first part
contained the medical history , the opinions on labor pain and
the possible use of EA as in the second part contained the
patient’s evaluation of the adequacy of the analgesia, and
also the psychological impact of this experience.
| mean age :
24,6±4.7 (16-43) |
|
| maternal
characteristics |
n° |
| NULLIPAROUS |
249 |
| PLURIPAROUS |
90 |
| NONE OCCUPATION |
147 |
| MANUAL OCCUPATION |
15 |
| PROFESSIONAL
OCCUPATION |
96 |
| antenatal
training course |
29 |
| during labor |
YES % |
NO % |
| confortable environment ? |
75 |
25 |
| anesthesiologist free quickly? |
80 |
20 |
| relative presence? |
54 |
56 |
| anxiety for anesthesia? |
75 |
25 |
| anxiety for delivery? |
62 |
38 |
| during delivery |
YES % |
NO% |
| confortable environment ? |
75 |
25 |
| relative presence? |
66 |
34 |
| active sharing? |
83 |
17 |
| pushing efficacy? |
75 |
25 |
| perineal pain? |
10 |
90 |
 |
 |
| analgesia in delivery |
analgesia in labor |
 |
 |
| lumbar puncture |
motor block 70% |
 |
| would you take EA for a next
pregnancy? |
| pain is necessary |
20,4 % |
| motivations |
pat. n° |
| "natural" delivery |
62 |
| religious motives |
25 |
| psychological motives |
12 |
| well-being newborn |
5 |
| pain is not necessary |
79,6 % |
| motivations |
pat. n° |
| "natural" delivery |
60 |
| religious motives |
0 |
| psychological motives |
67 |
| well-being newborn |
30 |