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Objective To evaluate the treatment effects of epidural labor analgesia on syndecan-1 in patients with preeclampsia.Methods During Jan.,2016 and Dec.,2017,150 unipara females with preeclampsia and gestational age＞37 weeks were enrolled in the prospective cohort study.They were devided into intervention and control group (n =75 in each group) with and without epidural labor analgesia,based on whether epidural labor analgesia applications were made by the patients at the first examination of cervical dilation of 2 cm.The primary outcomes were mean change and change rate of syndecan-1 from baseline to 2 h post-treatment,and the secondary outcomes were visual analogue scale (VAS),IL-6 level and mean arterial pressure (MAP).Results Absolute change of syndecan-1 from baseline to 2 h post-baseline was (-11.49 ± 82.80) ng/mL in the intervention group and (45.09 ± 55.14) ng/mL in the control group,respectively.There was a significant difference in mean change of syndecan-1 between the two groups (P＜0.001).Similarly,the intervention group exhibited a greater reduction in change rate of syndecan-1 compared with the control group (P＜0.001).Moreover,the intervention group had greater reduction in VAS and MAP compared with the control group (P＜0.001 for both).There was no significant difference in IL-6 level between the two groups.Conclusions Epidural labor analgesia was associated with greater reduction in syndecan-1,VAS and MAP compared with the control condition.In contrast,administration of epidural analgesia did not significantly change IL-6 level.
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0.05).Conclusion There may be no significant difference in sensory block,motor block and prevalence of adverse effects between injection rates of 0.27 mL/s and 0.04 mL/s in spinal anesthesia with 20 mg isobaric ropivacaine.