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Post-craniotomy pain: Analgesia and scalp blocks
There is a historical and widespread belief that patients have minimal pain post-craniotomy. However, studies show that post-craniotomy analgesia is frequently suboptimal, with pain often not assessed. Besides patient discomfort, uncontrolled post-craniotomy pain can increase the risk of acute complications such as hypertension, agitation and vomiting,Joanne Tan, Laura Willington
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How I Do It: Scalp Blocks for the Neuroanesthesiologist
ASRA News, 2021Cassandra Dean, Alexander Papangelou
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Levobupivacaine scalp nerve block
European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2008Pardey F. G. Bracho +4 more
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Levobupivacaine scalp nerve block in children
Pediatric Anesthesia, 2008Gilda Pardey +5 more
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179. Scalp Block for Tumorectomy in Patient With Severe Emphysema
Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine, 2008A DIAZMARTINEZ +5 more
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Scalp Block: Video in Clinical Anesthesia
A&A PracticeAhida, Velázquez +5 more
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