Endometriosis and breakthrough pain during labor epidural analgesia: A matched case-control study 2025–2026
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This matched case-control study found that women with endometriosis had a higher incidence of breakthrough pain during labor epidural analgesia compared to controls.
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Tables /Figures: 1 Table,1 figure Endometriosis was previously identified as a potential predictor of breakthrough pain during labor epidural analgesia. In this matched case-control study, breakthrough pain occurred in 50% of cases versus 25% of controls (aOR 2.99). These findings may inform anesthetic counseling and management of endometriosis patients in labor.
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