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Analgesic efficacy of intramuscular opioids versus epidural analgesia in labor
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The analgesic efficacy and maternal satisfaction is better with epidural analgesia than with opioids. Analgesia provided by meperidine and tramadol is comparable and approximately 50% of women rated the analgesia as good. Meperidine is better in the second stage than tramadol. Hence in developing nations where availability of facilities is the main limiting factor, intramuscular opioids can be considered suitable alternatives.
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Epidural block or parenteral pethidine as analgesic in labour; a randomized study concerning progress in labour and instrumental deliveries Torben Philipsen, Niels‐Henrik Jensen European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology Parenteral PethidinePain MedicineEpidural BlockGynecologyMaternal Health | 1989 | 135 |
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