Clinical study on labor pain relief using the combined spinal-epidural analgesia and inhaling nitrous oxide / 中华妇产科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the pain relief effectiveness of the combined spinal epidural analgesia(CSEA) and the inhalation of nitrous oxide, and the influences on the mothers and infants Methods The 300 cases of pregnant women were randomly divided into 3 groups CSEA group,nitrous oxide group and control group The nitrous oxide group was that pregnant women inhaled nitrous oxide premixed with oxygen (50%∶50%),the pregnant women of the CSEA group were injected fentanyl and bupivacaine in the subarachnoid and epidural space,analgesic was not used in the control group The degree of labor pain, duration of the labor,way of delivery, bleeding volume, rate of anoxia of newborn,blood gas analysis to maternal radius artery and fetal umbilical blood among 3 groups were observed Results The effect for analgesia labor of the CSEA group was much better than that of the nitrous oxide group ( P 0 05) In the second stage of labor,the 3 groups were alike to each other The bleeding volume of caesarean section (373?77) ml in the nitrous oxide group was much more than the other 2 groups, there was no difference between the CSEA group (259?78) ml and the control group (239?89) ml The rate of obstetric forceps of CSEA group was higher than the control group ( P