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A randomized controlled study of whether the partners presence in the operating room during neuraxial anesthesia for cesarean delivery reduces patient anxiety
International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia , 09/30/09

Prabhu M et al. – Although patients whose partners were present in the operating room at the time of neuraxial anesthesia placement reported less anxiety over the time of the study than did patients whose partners were not present, these differences were small and are not considered to be clinically important. Increased anxiety among partners who were not present at neuraxial placements warrants further study.

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