Titlebook: Current Concepts in Regional Anaesthesia; Proceedings of the s Jack W. Kleef,Anton G. L. Burm,Johan Spierdijk Conference proceedings 1984 M

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978-94-009-6017-6Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1984

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Thinking About Thinking Improves Thinking,t so difficult to perform as some other nerve blocks it suffers two important disadvantages which have limited its wider use. Firstly, if the source of pain is extensive, multiple injections on both sides of the body may be necessary and this may discourage the inexperienced doctor, who would probab

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Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory,rably in the last few years. Although the statistics of my own small hospital cannot be considered to be representative, it is worth while to observe that the amount of regional anesthetics administered has increased from 0.3 to more than 25 % in the last decade.

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Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory,ons. Techniques for blocking tke plexus involve, infiltration out one of four blocking areas: paravertebral, supraclavicular, infra-clavicular or in tke axilla. The supraclavicular approach has several advantages: the brachial plexus is blocked where it is most compactly arranged; alt the branches c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65958-5ml of 0.5% bupivacaine. The interscalene technique of Winnie (N = 50) resulted in a preferential blockade of the caudad portions of the cervical plexus and the cephalad portions of the brachial plexus. The supraclavlcular approach of Kulenkampff (N = 55) and the subclavian perivascular approach of W

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John Benedicto Krejsler,Lejf Moos pain relief during labour was reached by general drugs as pethidine, pentazocine and diazepam. The most commonly used drug was pethidine, admitted in a dosage of 100 mg intramuscular. During the period 1973–1980 about 20–30% of our parturients received an analgetic and/or a sedative. Although pethi