Relative Resistance to Shearing of Commercially Available Epidural Catheters Versus Available Epidural Needles

Belatti, R. G.; Fromme, Glenn A.; Danielson, David R.

doi:10.1097/00000542-198509001-00189

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“…The paucity of papers concerning complications possibly indicates that there are few. Indeed Ballance [3] found few references, and these were mainly concerned with the catheter becoming trapped at various bone sites [4], knotting [5] and fracture [6]. One of the concerns when bench testing these catheters was that the distal parts, containing as they d o side holes, might be weaker than the rest of the catheter.…”

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