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Anaesthetics
Type of anaesthetic (pain relief) given during labour or delivery.
Table 6: Anaesthetics used before or during delivery by method of onset of labour and method of delivery
Comparison of anaesthetic type (pain relief) across the various methods used to onset labour and deliver the baby.
Table 6a: Anaesthetics used before or during delivery
Comparison of anaesthetic type (pain relief) across the various methods used to onset labour and deliver the baby.
Table 14: Number of caesareans; length of stay and anaesthetics used
Comparison of anaesthetic type (pain relief) and antenatal/ post natal stay for caesarean section deliveries.
Responsible statistician
The responsible statistician for this publication is Chris Dew, HES/SUS Analysis (Service) Section Head ([email protected], 0845 300 6016).
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