Réhabilitation précoce post césarienne: enquête de pratique auprès des maternités de la région de Sfax en Tunisie

Introduction: Although most of the principles of early recovery after a cesarean section are applicable to our care units, their implementation remains limited. Methods: Our structured e-mail survey was directed at the anesthetists from the region of Sfax, describing their usual practices in state and private maternity hospitals in the region of Sfax. We used a questionnaire in the management of planned caesarean section. Results: Physician response rate was 68% (30/44). Oral analgesia was used during the first 24 hours by 13% of anaesthetists. Postoperative infusion was stopped before the 24h in 27% of cases. Probe removal < H6, resumption of drinking < H6, resumption of diet < H 12 were observed in 57%, 63% and 30% of cases respectively. Oxytocin administration within H6 was the therapeutic choice made by 60% of questioned doctors. Carbetocin is still unused. Conclusion: The various components of early recovery after a cesarean section are still insufficiently implemented.