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The Incidence of and Risk Factors for Localized Pain at the Epidural Insertion Site After Epidural Anesthesia: A Prospective Survey of More Than 5000 Cases in Nonobstetric Surgery.

Xianhui KangYeke ZhuKun LinLiwei XieHeng WenWujun GengShengmei Zhu
Published in: Risk management and healthcare policy (2021)
Localized pain at the epidural insertion site is the most common complaint after epidural anesthesia and requires adequate clinical attention. Improving the proficiency of anesthesiologists to avoid repeated punctures is the best way to reduce injuries.
Keyphrases
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