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Epidural analgesia in colonic surgery

โœ Scribed by N. B. Scott; H. Kehlet; R. D. Bredtmann

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1991
Tongue
English
Weight
147 KB
Volume
78
Category
Article
ISSN
0007-1323

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โœฆ Synopsis

the equal distribution of pre-and intraoperative pulmonary risk factors. Our results on pulmonary complications are going to be published'.

The authors compare our paper to two publications by Seeling el al. and by Hjortso et al. One essential difference in the study design is that both Seeling and Hjortso combined local anaesthetic agents with opiates. Both studies failed to show that this regimen provided optimal analgesia. We studied the clinical application of epidural analgesia, including factors like technical diffculties and practicability under the conditions of our hospital. Yet, our results are similar to the above.

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## Abstract ## Background The ideal perioperative analgesia should provide effective pain relief, avoid the detrimental effects of the stress response, be simple to administer without the need for intensive monitoring, and have a low risk of complications. ## Methods This review defines the phys