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. Meningitis remains as an acknowledged iatrogenic complication following spinal and epidural anesthesia performed for surgical procedure with a relatively low incidence (less than 4.5 per 1, 00,000)1. The infection is introduced during cerebral surgery, pneumoencephalography, placement of a ventriculoperitoneal shunt, epidural steroid injection, myelography or rarely by lumbar puncture. Patients undergoing urological procedures or women in active labour belong to a special group that is more prone to developing bacteremia.

Meningitis  what precaution is needed for central neuraxial blockade

Meningitis what precaution is needed for central neuraxial blockade