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Dosing Strategies for Automated Mandatory Intermittent Boluses Technique for Epidural Labour Analgesia
The purpose of this study is to determine how manipulation of the programmed intermittent time interval and volume influences total drug use, quality of analgesia, and patient satisfaction during maintenance of labor analgesia.
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