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Labor analgesia by antipain peripheral electro-neurostimulation (APES), including paravertebral transcutaneous electro-neurostimulation (TENS), two-channel TENS, rectal electrostimulation, using the Eliman device, was conducted in 234 term deliveries. The results were good or satisfactory in 94.3% of the parturients. The efficiency of APES increases where fentanyl or seduxen are administered, their single doses being sufficient.
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