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We aimed at reporting temporary neurological symptoms after spinal anesthesia and reviewing postpartum neurological problems of regional anesthesia. At the age of 25, a healthy primigravid woman was applied elective cesarine. At the time of surgery, there was no hypotension and bradykardi. In the 25th day after Caesar, the patient sensitivity and impairment in the lower limbs. In the neurological assessment, bilateral gastrokinemius and quadriseps muscle strength were 2/5 (+) and 3/5 (+) respectively. The muscle strength in the foot dorsiflexion and plantar flexion was 2/2 (+) bilateral. The patient couldn’t walk on his legfingers, walked on his arms, and the lower limbs were hypoesthetic. The patellar and tendon reflections are bilateral negative. There is no pathological discovery in Lumbosacral MRG. A mixed type of polyneuropathy was observed in EMG. The symptoms partially relieved at the end of the second month, and completely retarded at the end of the third month. As a result, the diagnosis should be made with a neurological examination accompanied by MRG or BT, in order to prevent unreversible, permanent neurological deficiencies at the end of birth.

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