PDPH is a recognised complication of neuraxial anesthesia.
Around 4 minutes I misspoke and stated an 18G spinal needle - I meant epidural needle, I corrected myself the second time I stated it, sorry for the confusion!
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References:
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36085093/
All research, scriptwriting and recording were done by Misa Gillis UBC MSI4 and Blake Birnie UBC Anesthesiology R3
