Literature Review:
Comparison between DEXMEDITOMIDINE
and
MIDAZOLAM
What is
Dexmeditomidine?
C A caesarean section is a medical procedure that involves the
removal of a developing infant from the mother’s womb or lower abdominal
cavity. It is performed under general anesthesia. The most common
grounds for seeking this type of treatment are high-risk pregnancies and
atypical deliveries, both of which are rare. Caesarean sections are the
most commonly performed procedure since it has no influence on the
infant’s ability to breathe or think independently and is fully safe for
both mother and child. In order to make sure that analgesics do not
cause harm to the fetus, both their efficacy and their selection must be
carefully scrutinized. When a pregnant woman undergoes surgery and is
given a local anesthetic before or after the procedure, pain management
can be beneficial to her recovery.