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MedicineAnesthesiologyObstetricsAnesthesiaObstetric AnesthesiaRegional AnesthesiaAnesthesia For Emergency SurgeryAnesthesia For High-risk PregnancyAnesthesia For Obstetric EmergenciesCesarean SectionObstetric Regional AnesthesiaSpinal AnesthesiaElective Cesarean SectionEmergency Cesarean Delivery AnesthesiaEmergency Cesarean SectionEmergency Regional AnesthesiaRegional Anesthesia EffectsSpinal Anesthesia In ObstetricsUrgent Cesarean AnesthesiaUrgent Cesarean Section Anesthesia
Conclusion: We discuss anesthetic issues and provide some general guidelines in dealing with achondroplastic patients. The role of regional anesthesia, especially spinal anesthesia and a dosage guideline is highlighted. Under favorable circumstances and if urgently needed, spinal anesthesia remains a viable option in these patients.
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