Titlebook: Neue Aspekte in der Regionalanaesthesie III; Plexus- und Epidural H. J. Wüst,M. Zindler,M. d’Arcy Stanton-Hicks Book 1984 Springer-Verlag B

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Techniques and Indications of Thoracic Epidural Analgesiahesia Department of the University of Düsseldorf lends support to the opinion of Dawkins et al. [4], that this notion has been exaggerated, and anaesthetists could be advised to overcome their reluctance to use a midthoracic approach to the epidural space.

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Reverse Arterial Blood Flow: A Mechanism for Neurotoxicity from Local Anestheticsive or inhibitory influences on motor pathways [1,2]. Since LA reach the brain by various routes, most commonly by the circulation, high blood levels can be either the result of overdosage or accidental injection into the lumen of a vein.

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Plexus anesthesia: Interscalene, Subclavian and Axillary Perivascular Techniquescontained in a tubular sheath of fascia. [8,9,11] The anterior scalene muscle arises from the anterior tubercles of the transverse processes of the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth cervical vertebrae and inserts on the scalene tubercle of the first rib, separating the subclavian vein from the subclav

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Techniques and Indications of Thoracic Epidural Analgesia To achieve this segmental spread with a minimal amount of local anaesthetic for both intra- und postoperative use, the placement of an epidural catheter at the midpoint of the nerve supply to the abdominal wall in the thoracic region is essential [3—5]. Many anaesthetists, however, fear damage to t

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