Continuous Peripheral Nerve Blocks Safe Practice and Management

Geffen, Geert‐Jan van; Bruhn, Jørgen

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-49386-2_10

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“…Considering certain functional similarity between the biological system of the beetle penis and medical catheters in terms of insertions of long and thin ducts into narrow spaces, our results could provide us with some hints for further technical improvement of existing catheters. The biggest drawback of catheter use is possible health complications caused by different factors [for example, (51)(52)(53)(54)]. As one of the factors, inaccurate catheter tip location is discussed (51,54).…”

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“…The biggest drawback of catheter use is possible health complications caused by different factors [for example, (51)(52)(53)(54)]. As one of the factors, inaccurate catheter tip location is discussed (51,54). Although there are constraints for changes of the catheters' design due to the complexity and diversity of catheter usage, the self-controlling system of the beetle flagellum position can be potentially applicable for it.…”

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Penetration mechanics of a beetle intromittent organ with bending stiffness gradient and a soft tip

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Penetration mechanics of a beetle intromittent organ with bending stiffness gradient and a soft tip

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Serratus anterior plane block for cardiothoracic surgeries: a meta-analysis of randomized trials

Mostafa

El-Hamid

Abdelgawad

et al. 2021

Ain-Shams J Anesthesiol

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Background Comparison of serratus anterior plane block to different analgesic methods for anterolateral thoracic wall incisions. Meta-analysis was used to address this concern. Authors systemically searched the MEDLINE, EMBASE, PubMed, and Cochrane databases to identify all published randomized and prospective clinical trials, comparing the SAPB with other methods that used for analgesia in different thoracic surgical procedures and trauma. Results Ten studies were identified for inclusion in this study, involving a total of 735 patients. Meta-analysis showed that, compared with thoracic wall analgesia and PCA methods, the SAPB group resulted in a significant decrease in pain scores, significant decrease in consumption of analgesic drugs, and a significant decrease in the incidence of nausea and vomiting with no difference in the rate of hypotension. Conclusions The use of SAPB in cardiothoracic surgery and trauma is a safe and effective option for thoracic analgesia.

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Continuous Peripheral Nerve Blocks Safe Practice and Management

Cited by 2 publications

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Penetration mechanics of a beetle intromittent organ with bending stiffness gradient and a soft tip

Penetration mechanics of a beetle intromittent organ with bending stiffness gradient and a soft tip

Serratus anterior plane block for cardiothoracic surgeries: a meta-analysis of randomized trials

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