Case report: Malignant hyperthermia in a pregnant woman with poorly controlled pain from episiotomy during vaginal delivery

The patient was a 68 kg 27 years old woman, who was candidate for NVD. She hadnt any history of medical problem, surgery and anything else. After block with local anesthetics (lidocaine) for episiotomy which was followed by severe spasm, cyanosis, loss of consciousness, vaginal bleeding, tachypnea, and restlessness was brought to the operating room. Monitoring findings in patients with tachycardia1 88 (b/m), blood pressure 120/180(mm hg), temperature 42.8 °C up immediately with the possibility of malignant hyperthermia patients were treated and cared for more accurate recovery of the Intensive Care Unit particularly moved and three days. Was dischargedwith recommendations.