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• TITLE: Pain Management in a Parturient with Presacral Mass

  AUTHORS: Tan Yan Ru, John Paul Lew, Ong Yee Yian, Antonia Zeng

  KEYWORDS: Presacral Mass, Pregnancy, Pain Management, Analgesics

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Anesthesiology, Vol.7 No.11, November 17, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Presacral masses are rare lesions and due to obscure anatomic location and etiological heterogeneity, they pose a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge. Literature is limited on the pain management of a parturient with presacral mass. We describe here a parturient in her second trimester with severe pain from a presacral mass. A high clinical acumen with early multidisciplinary involvement are needed to establish a diagnosis and provide treatment options for the well-being of the patient, minimize fetal teratogenicity, avoid chronic symptoms and long-term disability.