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Voltarol (diclofenac) & Caesarean SectionFrom: AlexPirie MRCP MRCOG (amp@FreeUK.com)Fri Apr 23 18:54:39 1999
PR Voltarol is often witheld at emergency c-section, if the patient is under GA, and has not given specific consent. This is based on a legal case, but the difference was the operation was in a dentists chair, and the patient expected the procedure to be done fully clothed. Do you think that giving consent for the c-section implies consent for the rectal administration of quality post-op analgesia as well, or should pain relief be witheld on the grounds of a defensive technicality?
-- Alex Pirie MRCP MRCOG
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