. 2022 Jul 15;2022:8940704. doi: 10.1155/2022/8940704

Table 1.

Previous reports of central neuraxial anesthesia in parturients with Brugada syndrome, with the various medications and dosages used.

Author	Year published	Central neuraxial technique	Medications administered	Dose
Kloesel [24]	2011	Epidural	Sufentanil	5 μg
			1% 2-Chlorprocaine	70 mg
			Fentanyl^∗-0.125% bupivacaine	n/a
			Bupivacaine 0.125% (bolus)	12.5 mg

Van de Knijff-van Dortmont [22]	2016	Epidural	1 μg/mL Sufentanil-0.1% ropivacaine	n/a

Bramall [19]	2016	Spinal	0.5% bupivacaine	13.5 mg
Bramall [19]	2016	Spinal	Diamorphine	400 μg

Dawe [25]	2018	Spinal	0.5% bupivacaine	12.5 mg
Dawe [25]	2018	Spinal	Diamorphine	400 μg

Anaesthesia, (Abstracts) [26]	2019	Spinal	Bupivacaine^∗	1.5 mL
Anaesthesia, (Abstracts) [26]	2019	Spinal	Diamorphine	300 μg

Marques da Costa [27]	2019	Combined spinal-epidural	0.75% ropivacaine	13.5 mg
Marques da Costa [27]	2019	Combined spinal-epidural	Sufentanil	2.5 μg

Ranji [28]	2020	Spinal	Bupivacaine 0.75%	10.5 mg
			Fentanyl	15 μg
			Morphine	150 μg

Sleipness [21]	2020	Combined	2 μg/mL Fentanyl-0.125%	n/a
Sleipness [21]	2020	Spinal-epidural	ropivacaine	n/a

^∗Denotes an unknown concentration of the listed medication.