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Effect of Diabetes Mellitus on Spinal Block Criteria During Cesarean Section
The current study aimed at studying the effect of DM during pregnancy on the spinal block criteria during C.S. The primary end point of the trial is the incidence of complete failure of spinal block. Secondary endpoint is to determine the effect of DM on the other spinal block criteria as onset and duration of block, level of spinal block, rate of regression, hemodynamic changes, doses of inotropes and incidence of complications
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