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cidence of post-spinal headache. All were discharged after the routine postoperative period. The only troublesome aspect of our method is the high incidence of nausea and vomiting. However, no anti-emetic measures were taken. Consideration is being given to this aspect in the protocol to follow. The excellent postoperative analgesia, combined with the general well-being of the mother and baby and minimal side effects, have encouraged us to proceed and to present this as a preliminary report of our study. When this has been completed with a larger number of cases, we hope to demonstrate that this method will provide safe, reliable and pain free anaesthesia for Caesarean section.