A 32-year-old woman was admitted to the maternity at 40 weeks of pregnancy. Delivery was complicated by the occurrence of a severe hypotension episode at the beginning of the epidurale anaesthesia with loss of consciousness. The patient delivered a 4510 g boy with an Apgar score of 0/2/5 at 1, 5 and 10 min, who was immediately transferred to neonatal reanimation.
Five hours later, she complained of very severe headache of sudden onset. There was no visual disturbance, but slight clinical signs of meningeal irritation with nausea. A brain CT scan, performed in emergency at 48th hour, did eliminate a subarachnoidal haemorrhage.
A 32-year-old woman was admitted to the maternity at 40 weeks of pregnancy. Delivery was complicated by the occurrence of a severe hypotension episode at the beginning of the epidurale anaesthesia with loss of consciousness. The patient delivered a 4510 g boy with an Apgar score of 0/2/5 at 1, 5 and 10 min, who was immediately transferred to neonatal reanimation.Five hours later, she complained of very severe headache of sudden onset. There was no visual disturbance, but slight clinical signs of meningeal irritation with nausea. A brain CT scan, performed in emergency at 48th hour, did eliminate a subarachnoidal haemorrhage.
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