Anaesthetic protocol for manual removal of placenta

 · Anaesthesia or analgesia during the manual removal of a retained placenta. We looked for evidence from randomised controlled trials on the effectiveness and safety of different types of anaesthesia (drugs that produce a partial or total loss of feeling and sensation) and analgesia (drugs that reduce pain) during the manual removal of a retained placenta in women who have just given . Book Manual Removal of Placenta (MROP) in Operating Theatre (OT) as ‘Urgent to be in OT/Anaesthetic bay by 30mins from PACE’ and notify Obstetric Consultant on call Coordinate resuscitation under the lead of Anaesthetic Registrar Aim for delivery of placenta by 60 minutes from activation of 1st PACE call.  · Manual removal of the placenta under ketamine Manual removal of the placenta under ketamine Roopnarinesingh, Syam; Kalipersadsingh, Savitri Syam Roopnarinesingh, M D, MRCOG, FACOG, Lecturer, and Savitri Kalipersadsingh, M B, BS, Registrar, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of the West Indies, General Hospital, Port-of .

Anaesthesia/analgesia for manual removal of retained placenta. This is a protocol for a Cochrane Review (Intervention). The objectives are as follows: To assess the effectiveness and safety of. for manual removal of the placenta including general anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia (spinal and epidural anaesthesia), intravenous. injection of a sedative agent, and a local nerve block. Manual removal of placenta (MROP) is a commonly performed procedure on the delivery suite.

Indications - for the use of spinal anaesthesia: Manual removal of retained placenta. Analgesia: as per analgesia protocol. If. Book Manual Removal of Placenta (MROP) in Operating Theatre (OT) as 'Urgent to be in. OT/Anaesthetic bay by 30 minutes' from Clinical. treatment guidelines; for the management of retained placenta the general manual removal of the placenta should be carried out under anaesthesia.