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Case Reports
Extensive spread of local anaesthetic solution following subdural insertion of an epidural catheter during labour.
- G B Smith, F L Barton, and J H Watt.
- Anaesthesia. 1984 Apr 1;39(4):355-8.
AbstractA case is described where a small dose of bupivacaine was accidentally injected into the subdural, extra-arachnoid space resulting in extensive unilateral block and hypotension. The spread of solution was confirmed radiologically.
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