Clinical trial NCT03090295 - References

Anesthesia,Obstetrical — Palpation and ACCURO for Placing Spinal in C-section

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Does the Use of Both Palpation and Accuro as Compared to Palpation Alone or Use of Accuro Alone in a Single Patient Increase the First Pass Success Rate in Placing Spinals or Combined Spinal Epidurals for Cesarean Sections.

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