Preservative-free bicarbonate for epidural top-up<sup>1</sup>

Pickard, A.; Dowse, Claire; Gardner, I. C.; Harvey, Nicola; Kinsella, M.; Molyneux, M.; Muchatuta, N.A.; Steeds, C. E.; Wharton, N.

doi:10.1111/anae.12471

Anaesthesia

2013

DOI: 10.1111/anae.12471

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Preservative-free bicarbonate for epidural top-up¹

A. Pickard

Claire Dowse

I. C. Gardner

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“…We concur [3] that the benefits of using preservative-containing bicarbonate outweigh the risks of any side-effects. Magnesium sulphate and postoperative agitation in children: an analgesic effect?…”

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“…We concur that the benefits of using preservative‐containing bicarbonate outweigh the risks of any side‐effects.…”

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“…Pain is a major risk factor for postoperative agitation [2] and although the role of magnesium as a co-analgesic is controversial, two recent meta-analyses concluded that systemic administration of peri-operative magnesium reduces postoperative pain and opioid consumption [3,4].…”

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