Distribution of women by anaesthesia procedure. In this study, 10 mg of Bupivacaine was used in majority 66(74.2%) of the patients and 12.5 mg was used in the minority 23(25.8%). The spinal needle size 22G was used in 61(68.5%) of patients followed by 25G needle used in 28(31.5%) of patients. Two attempts were performed in the majority (69.7%) of the patients. While a third (30.3%) had one attempt. Site of puncture: L3-L4 was the commonest site 74(84.3%). In the majority 56(62.9%) of the patients had 2 drops of cerebrospinal fluid and 1 drop in a third 33(37.1%).

Distribution of women by anaesthesia procedure. In this study, 10 mg of Bupivacaine was used in majority 66(74.2%) of the patients and 12.5 mg was used in the minority 23(25.8%). The spinal needle size 22G was used in 61(68.5%) of patients followed by 25G needle used in 28(31.5%) of patients. Two attempts were performed in the majority (69.7%) of the patients. While a third (30.3%) had one attempt. Site of puncture: L3-L4 was the commonest site 74(84.3%). In the majority 56(62.9%) of the patients had 2 drops of cerebrospinal fluid and 1 drop in a third 33(37.1%).