Sintomas neurológicos transitórios após raquianestesia
Transient neurological symptoms after spinal anesthesia
Pedro Paulo Tanaka; Maria Aparecida Almeida Tanaka
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Transient neurological symptoms have been described in patients submitted to spinal anesthesia without other complications, after total spinal block recovery. This study aimed at reviewing this subject.
CONTENTS: Transient neurological symptoms history, incidence, possible etiologies, risk factors and treatment are presented.
CONCLUSIONS: Spinal anesthesia is a very safe procedure with a low incidence of these symptoms, not justifying abandoning the technique as well as lidocaine.
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