Yeni koronavirüs COVID-19 ile enfekte gebelerin sezaryenle doğumunda anestezi yönetimi ve korunma

Year 2021, Volume: 2 Issue: 1, 24 - 27, 15.06.2021

Okan Ermiş , Burak Ersun , Nuray Camgöz Eryılmaz , Gözde İnan , Ercan Yıldırım , Volkan Şıvgın , Berrin Günaydın

Abstract

Hastanemizde COVID-19 ile enfekte 4 gebenin sezaryenle doğumu için yapılan anestezi yönetimi ve korunmaya ilişkin bilgilerin sunulması amaçlandı. Perinatoloji-Anesteziyoloji-Neonataloji ekibi önceden haberleşerek anestezi, ameliyathane ve kişisel korunma hazırlığı yapıldı. Gebelerin yazılı onamların alınmasını takiben; tek doz spinal anestezi uygulandı. Neonatal enfeksiyona, postoperatif maternal komplikasyona ve sağlık ekibi bulaşına rastlanmadı. SARS-CoV-2 ile enfekte gebelerin sezaryenle doğumları dikkatli planlama ve ayrıntılı hazırlık yapıldığında hem hasta hem de sağlık personelinin enfeksiyon riski önlenebilir.

Keywords

COVID-19, koronavirüs, spinal anestezi, SARS-CoV-2

Anesthesia management and prevention in with the novel coronavirus COVID-19

Abstract

We aimed to present the anesthesia management and information related to protection for 4 pregnant women infected with COVID-19 underwent cesarean delivery in our hospital. Perinatology-Anesthesiology-Neonatology team communicated in advance and preparations were made for anesthesia, operating room and personal protection. After obtaining informed consent from parturients, single shot spinal anesthesia was performed. There was no neonatal infection, postoperative maternal complication, or medical staff transmission. The deliveries of pregnant women infected with SARS-CoV-2 are carefully planned and elaborated, the risk of infection of both patients and healthcare personnel can be prevente

Keywords

COVID-19, SARS CoV-2, coronavirus, spinal anesthesia

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