Abstract
Introduction: National obstetric guidelines produced during the COVID-19 pandemic recommend avoiding general anaesthesia unless absolutely necessary.1 Within our tertiary referral hospital, the pandemic also enforced staffing and organisational changes (including 24-h consultant-delivered care and additional overnight staffing). We aimed to investigated the association of these practice changes on anaesthetic technique for category-1 caesarean section (CS) and on obstetric and neonatal outcomes.
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