Anesthetic management of a pregnant woman with Brugada syndrome in the delivery area. About a case.
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Brugada syndrome, epidural analgesia, pregnancy, anesthetic managementAbstract
There are few publications available in relation to the anesthetic management of pregnant women with Brugada syndrome. Given the predisposition to ventricular arrhythmias and associated sudden cardiac death, anesthesiologists must know what drugs should be avoided and what type of anesthesia can be used in these cases.
The anesthetic management of a pregnant woman with the SCN5A pathogenic variant of Brugada syndrome in the delivery area is described. A combined spinal-epidural technique with L-bupivacaine is performed as a rescue due to inadequate epidural analgesia during labor. With the description of this case, we updated the anesthetic management of this type of patient.
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