CES-Like Symptoms Occurring After Epidural Block or Spinal Anesthesia

Cauda equina syndrome can present as a neurological complication following epidural block or spinal anesthesia. This specific clinical scenario requires prompt recognition and a structured management approach distinct from other CES presentations.

Clinical scenario: CES-like symptoms can occur after epidural block or spinal anesthesia, representing a distinct post-procedural presentation that warrants its own targeted evaluation and management pathway.

Management overview: The evidence-based approach for this scenario centres on conservative management. The full protocol — including the specific interventions, decision criteria, and clinical pathway — is available via the link below.

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References

DOI: 10.32587/jnic.2019.00136
After epidural block or spinal anesthesia, CES like symptom could occur.
Conservative managements are recommended.

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