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Obstetric neurological injuries

Neurological injuries following well‐managed labour and childbirth are uncommon but potentially serious. Anaesthetists are often called to see these patients because of concerns about the complications of regional anaesthesia; however, ’obstetric’ neurological injuries, caused by nerve compression during labour and childbirth, are much more common. From a global health perspective, neurological injuries are part of the obstructed labour injury complex. After ruling out a complication of regional anaesthesia, most obstetric neurological injuries can be managed with reassurance and/or physiotherapy.