Labor Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
The Programmed Intermittent Epidural Bolus Adrenaline Study
This study evaluates the use of intermittent epidural boluses compared to continuous infusion
in maintaining epidural pain relief in labor.
The medicine solution used contains, in addition to bupivacain and fentanyl, adrenalin in
both groups.
Labor is often painful for the woman going through it, and thus many women choose to have
pain relief by an epidural catheter.
This is done by placing a thin plastic catheter in the epidural space in the lower back of
the patient, and injecting a medicine solution usually consisting of local anesthesia and
opioids.
To ensure an effective pain relief through the labor process, additional medicine solution is
injected through the catheter. Traditionally, this is done by a continuous infusion, often
with the addition of patient controlled boluses.
In this study the investigators investigate if maintaining the pain relief through programmed
hourly intermittent boluses is more effective than continuous infusion. This is done in other
studies with promising results, but the difference in this study is the addition of
adrenaline to the medicine solution in order to make it more effective.
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