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… typically offer only temporary relief. We report on the use of transnasal cryoneuromodulation as a minimally invasive method to achieve long-term pain contro…

… nodes consistent with stage III disease. The patient underwent R-CHOP chemotherapy, with subsequent improvement in symptoms and reduction in tumor…

…ith multifactorial causes, often arising after surgical trauma. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has emerged as an adjunctive treatment designed to promo…

…controlled hypertension,smoker.The nature of LBP directed us to epidurolysis as a modality of pain therapy,an L4/L5 epidural block was initi…

…t included non-pharmacologic strategies as physical therapy and acupuncture, with incomplete pain relief. Invasive procedures were also per…

… close association with the median nerve, a frequent target for regional anaesthesia. Recognising PMA during surgical interventions and anaesthetic …

…ies—such as pain management and symptom control—that align with palliative care needs. This article aims to: (1) highlight the palliative care …

…hesia was the most commonly used technique (98.9%), followed by brachial plexus blocks (70.3%). The majority (88.9%) used landmark-based techniques, w…

…(GA). He had a history of thoracic outlet syndrome treated with cervical rib resection two years earlier, complicated by postoperative bleeding requir…

…ormal range. Spinal anesthesia with adductor canal catheter and IPACK was offered for the patient.no hypotension or sedation was give…

…on, often associated with significant postoperative pain. While caudal blocks are commonly employed, they may impact motor function and delay…

…ant glottic narrowingConclusions Bilateral ICPB combined with a translaryngeal block provided adequate anesthesia and patient comfort during urgent …