The effects of Cesarean section on pulmonary parameters in a pregnant patient with Covid-19: A case report

The case report: The coexistence of physiological changes during pregnancy and infection can sometimes create challenges in the management of these patients. In this report, a term pregnant woman with COVID-19 infection was admitted to the ICU and underwent cesarean section (C-section) under intrathecal anesthesia according to the patientchr('39')s condition. Severe respiratory distress occurred to the patient on the first day after (C-section), and the patientchr('39')s pulmonary parameters were measured with a non-invasive ventilation monitor. It gradually improved during the four days after the C-section.  The C-section reduced the lung performance for 24 hours in a patient with COVID-19 infection, but eventually the lung symptoms improved.