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150 Tilting the tables: a discussion of the evidence for routine table tilt during elective caesarean

Obsgynaecritcare by Roger Browning - Anaesthetist

Mar 16, 202646:14Science & Medicine

Join us as Declan and Roger discuss the evidence for routine table tilt during elective caesarean section.   Has this changed your practice? What is your opinion on this topic? We’d love to...

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