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Pneumocephalus during continuous epidural block
Journal of Anesthesia, 2007We report a case of pneumocephalus during continuous epidural infusion. A 52-year-old malnourished man with rectal cancer had been treated with continuous epidural block for the relief of pain in the left thigh. Eleven days after catheter insertion, a dull, persistent headache occurred in the frontal region, and it worsened gradually.
Kyomi, Kasai, Masami, Osawa
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Techniques in Regional Anesthesia and Pain Management, 1999
Epidural catheters can be introduced via the sacral hiatus in neonates, infants, and children and accurately sited at the desired level in the lumbar or thoracic region. Greatest success is achieved in neonates and infants; the age group in which direct lumbar and thoracic epidural placement is both technically difficult and carries the greatest risk ...
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Epidural catheters can be introduced via the sacral hiatus in neonates, infants, and children and accurately sited at the desired level in the lumbar or thoracic region. Greatest success is achieved in neonates and infants; the age group in which direct lumbar and thoracic epidural placement is both technically difficult and carries the greatest risk ...
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2019
Sacral epidural block is synonymous with caudal epidural block. Local anesthetics are injected into the sacral epidural space, spread to the subarachnoid space, and block autonomic and sensory nerves of the cauda equina nerves and the lower spinal cord.
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Sacral epidural block is synonymous with caudal epidural block. Local anesthetics are injected into the sacral epidural space, spread to the subarachnoid space, and block autonomic and sensory nerves of the cauda equina nerves and the lower spinal cord.
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Mechanism of Differential Epidural Block
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1986Pain block in obstetric epidural anesthesia is usually accompanied by relatively persistent retention of motor power; however, the reason for this is not entirely clear. The differential effect has been ascribed to a relatively high resistance of large fibers to conduction block.
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2019
Lumbar epidural blocks are one of the traditional procedures practiced by pain clinicians. They are commonly performed interventions in the management of low back pain and leg pain. These blocks can provide sufficient pain relief to allow a patient to resume their normal daily activities or to progress with a rehabilitation program.
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Lumbar epidural blocks are one of the traditional procedures practiced by pain clinicians. They are commonly performed interventions in the management of low back pain and leg pain. These blocks can provide sufficient pain relief to allow a patient to resume their normal daily activities or to progress with a rehabilitation program.
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Sacral Intervertebral Epidural Block
Anesthesiology, 1987P, Busoni, A, Sarti
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Epidural Opiates and Nerve Blocks
1988The pharmacological treatment of pain in cancer patients with oral nonnarcotics and narcotics is the mainstay of therapy. In more than 90% of our own patients, pain is controlled by oral administration of peripheral acting analgesics and opioids or the combination of both. In a very small number of patients there is an indication for invasive measures.
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