Titlebook: Complications of Regional Anesthesia; Brendan T. Finucane (Professor) Book 20072nd edition Springer-Verlag New York 2007 anesthesiology.ca

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Avoiding Complications in Regional Anesthesia,ications after central neuraxial block can be markedly elevated (1∶1,800) in patients with risk factors such as female sex, osteoporosis, or concurrent use of anticoagulants.. Despite the relatively infrequent occurrence of complications related to regional anesthesia, the fear of complications exce

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Complications of Epidural Blockade,icult to quantify, and the outcome may be potentially catastrophic, the practitioner may exclude an entire subset of the patient population (e.g., the anticoagulated patient and the risk of epidural hematoma). There are a multitude of factors that can lead to adverse epidural usage outcomes. Safety

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Complications of Obstetric Regional Anesthesia,. In contrast to regional anesthesia, the safety of general anesthesia remains unchanged since 1982–1984, and the risk of death attributable to general anesthesia is now estimated to be 1 death per 20,000 cesarean deliveries.. Death is only the tip of the morbidity iceberg, however, and obstetric re

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Outcome Studies Comparing Regional and General Anesthesia, effectiveness of healthcare interventions in many aspects of patient care (clinical outcomes, functional health status, patient satisfaction, health-related quality of life) and reflects national trends in determining appropriateness, value, and quality of health care.. Outcomes research in regiona

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Mechanisms of Neurologic Complications with Peripheral Nerve Blocks,s likely that the commonly cited incidence (0.4%) of severe injury is underestimated because of underreporting..–. The less frequent clinical application of lower-extremity nerve blocks may be the main reason that there are even fewer reports of anesthesia-related nerve injury associated with lower-

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