Anaesthesia for caesarean section in a @entity1 with XXXX following acute neurological deterioration.

@entity1 @entity410 @entity932 @entity2695 @entity75 @entity4 @entity3932 @entity428 @entity245 @entity510 @entity425 @entity600 @entity2026 @entity397 @entity911 @entity1779 @entity616
@entity3932 consists of facial @entity600 (port-wine stain) and abnormal blood vessels in the brain or eye. @entity410 , @entity245 and @entity932 are principal concerns. We report a 28-year-old primiparous @entity1 at 41 weeks of gestation with @entity3932 who developed @entity425 , @entity2026 , blurred vision and @entity911 . Preeclampsia was excluded. Neuroimaging showed left sided @entity4 and a @entity75 , most likely an @entity2695 . Caesarean section was planned to avoid the risk of @entity397 during labour. General anesthesia was avoided due to the haemodynamic response to laryngoscopy and reports of @entity410 -related mortality. Despite the possibility of @entity428 and precipitation of @entity1779 , @entity616 was administered but failed. A @entity510 was successfully performed and a healthy @entity1 delivered. The choice of anaesthesia was strongly influenced by detailed radiological investigations and multidisciplinary participation.
