Abstract
Review
Spinal anesthesia (SA) is one of the most routinely administered anesthesia procedures currently. However, the SA failure rate differs between 1 and 17% The age of the patient, and the position at which the strategy is conducted. OR the features of the technical surgery can affect success. In this study, we aimed to compare the most frequent SA failures according to the kinds of operations and causes of failure. Also in cesarean section, the failed spinal anesthesia is a revolting moment for both mother and anesthetist that may cause decreased maternal satisfaction and may potentially knock fetal and maternal outcomes. Our study is directed to determine the rate and factors associated with the failure of spinal anesthesia.
To determine the incidence and factors associated with the failure of spinal anesthesia
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