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parathesia, or systemic local anaesthetic toxicity in paediatric patients subjected to neuraxial block.Conclusion: We can conclude that,neuraxial anaesthesia in asleep paediatrics patient may be safer and easier than in awake children provided that an expertise anesthesiologist adheres to these principles...
Neuraxial anesthetic techniques are commonly used during the peripartum period to provide effective pain relief for labor and anesthesia during cesarean delivery. Major neurologic complications are rare after neuraxial anesthesia; however, spinal hematom
Perioperative analgesic regimen should be tailored for patients receiving chronic opioid analgesia with careful consideration of potential for increased risk with regional or neuraxial analgesia in the setting of pre-existing neurologic injury; continuation of anti-epileptics, effects of preoperative ...
Lower limb regional anaesthesia is complex as it is a field where the research is growing at a rapid rate producing new blocks, new approaches to established blocks and new data is emerging regarding old techniques. This article explores the choice of general anaesthesia (GA) v...
central neuraxial needle placement, cervical cord damage, dyspnea, hoarseness, bradycardia and hypotension Phrenic nerve paresis following interscalene block (ISB) provides by the spread of local anesthetic is reported with an incidence as high as 100% of cases.4 Such phrenic paresis is usually tra...
M. R. Checketts, "Wash & go--but with what? skin antiseptic solutions for central neuraxial block," Anaesthesia, vol. 67, no. 8, pp. 819-822, 2012.Checketts MR. Wash & go-but with what? Skin antiseptic solu- ti...