ESRA19-0324 You may be possessed by your epidural – the use of an online translation service for communication during obstetric anaesthesia | Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine

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Cite this article as:: Wykes K, Tyagi E

ESRA19-0324 You may be possessed by your epidural – the use of an online translation service for communication during obstetric anaesthesia

Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine 2019;44:A85-A86.