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Re: Fever/epidural references replyFrom: Ruggi002@aol.comFri Apr 26 18:20:17 1996
On April 25, Doug Krell MD wrote: Could it be that our anesthetists choice of agents and dosage is what's responsible for our lack of a problem ( and thus my ignorance obout the issue)? Doug, Our anesthesia department is currently conducting a study on all epidurals in labor - looking at several aspects including fever. It will be interesting to see if anything shows. The study will last several months. Most of our MDAs use 0.125% bupivicaine with 1-3 vials of sufentanil in a continuous drip. The rate varies per patient and MDA, but most patients get good pain relief without complete motor blockade. Evelyn Ruggiero RNC, MS St. Paul, MN
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