Abstract
Subdural Empyema After an epidural anesthesia: A case report and review of literature
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Case ReportSubdural Empyema After an epidural anesthesia : A case report and review of literature
Introduction cesarean and Epidural anesthesia is a common practice in daily medical practice, intrathecal administration of contaminated substances due to contaminated instruments or lack of asepsis in the puncture site can lead to serious complications as subdural empyema, including most of the time the Streptococcus pyogenes
We report here the case of a 23 years old woman with a history of a cesarean 15 days before admission performed in front of a stained amniotic fluid, in a peripheric center, which received epidural anesthesia during the operation, We couldn’t have information about spinal anesthesia conditions
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Subdural Empyema After an epidural anesthesia : A case report and review of literature. Abderrahmane Housni*, Zakariaa Chandide Telmçani, Imadeddine Sahri, Mamoune El Mostarchid, Sofia Elakroud, Freshnel Obam, Hugues Christian, El Kacemi Inas, Mohcine Salami, Brahim El mostarchide, Miloudi Gazaz
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