Anaesthesia · 2014 · 131 citations · 35 references
PharmacyPharmacologyPharmacotherapyAnesthetic TechniquesDrug DeliveryLocal AnesthesiaAntispasmodic TherapyAntitussive TherapyNeuraxial AnesthesiaNeuromuscular Blocking AgentsSkin AntisepsisSkin SafetyAntiseptic Agent EfficacyAntiseptic Agents In SurgeryAntiseptic EfficacyAntiseptic SafetyAntiseptic Skin CareInjection Site AntisepsisIntrapartum Skin AntisepsisTopical Antiseptics
Concise guidelines are presented that recommend the method of choice for skin antisepsis before central neuraxial blockade. The Working Party specifically considered the concentration of antiseptic agent to use and its method of application. The advice presented is based on previously published guidelines, laboratory and clinical studies, case reports, and on the known properties of antiseptic agents.
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