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Factors Predicting Postoperative Cesarean Section Pain
In spite of identical analgesic protocols, parturients suffer different levels of pain postoperative lay. In this study we hope to identify factors which influence the perception of pain including preoperative anxiety, sleep quality and local anesthesia injection pain.
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