A significant proportion of women do not recall intrapartum information before labour analgesia (38%) or anaesthesia for cesarean section (72%). Verbally-provided information was best recalled.
Regional anesthesia appears to reduce persistent post-surgical pain in adults after thoracotomy, breast cancer surgery and cesarean section, although evidence is of modest quality.
Taking oral antihypertensive agents at bedtime rather than the morning, improves BP control and reduces the incidence of cardiac death, myocardial infarct, revascularization, heart failure and stroke.