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…improved hemodynamic stability. Intraoperative vasopressor use (phenylephrine and ephedrine) was significantly less frequent in Group S compa…

…catheter is placed into the intrathecal space allowing titrated local anaesthetic to be injected producing a subarachnoid block. Advantages are b…

… is frequently inadequate, with many patients relying mainly on opioids, which carry risks of adverse effects and long-term dependence.…

…ed. Non-opioid systemic analgesia was also administered, namely paracetamol 7.5 mg/kg. Adequate intraoperative analgesia was achieved, with…

…nal dyspnea and a single episode of chest pain recently. Taking Aspirin 81 mg and Enoxaparin 40 mg daily. The action plan included exam…

…lock if a maxillary nerve block cannot be performed. The use of dexmedetomidine as an adjuvant to local anaesthetic for suprazygomatic maxillar…

…opioid dependence, or multimorbid and elderly patients for whom opioids should be avoided because of possible respiratory depression an…

…al panel exists.20 • Lung cancer: Panels like VeriStrat predict EGFR inhibitor response in advanced non-small cell lung cancer, though use is …

…eting the posteroinferior periosteum. In their cadaveric study, methylene blue stained 37 ± 16% of the anterosuperior periosteum and 23 ± 13% …

…fective intra- and postoperative strategies included the use of paracetamol and epidural analgesia. Where epidural analgesia is contraindic…

…op communication model: Proceduralist: ‘Injecting 20 mL of 0.5% ropivacaine.’ System: ‘Confirming: ropivacaine 0.5%, 20 mL. Proceed?’ Such …

…se mechanisms, these interventions help to reduce postoperative opioids use and pain scores in some patients. Whether these interventio…