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Regional Anesthesia for Pain Relief in Children.

Publication ,  Journal Article
Ross, AK; Eck, JB; Steele, SM
Published in: Curr Rev Pain
1999

Managing pain in children is a complex area that requires an understanding of the unique challenges offered by this young population. Regional anesthesia is emerging as an adjunct to pain management in children, particularly in the perioperative arena.The following article will assist the practitioner with the management of pain in children through regional techniques. Prior to the presentation of the regional techniques, an overview is presented to address the neurodevelopment of the child, the pharmacologic concerns in the younger patients, and the assessment of pain in the different age groups. Several of the commonly performed regional blocks with appropriate dosing guidelines are reviewed, with an emphasis on blocks that are more unique to the pediatric population.

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Curr Rev Pain

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ISSN

1069-5850

Publication Date

1999

Volume

3

Issue

5

Start / End Page

367 / 376

Location

United States
 

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Ross, A. K., Eck, J. B., & Steele, S. M. (1999). Regional Anesthesia for Pain Relief in Children. Curr Rev Pain, 3(5), 367–376. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11916-999-0079-9
Ross, A. K., J. B. Eck, and S. M. Steele. “Regional Anesthesia for Pain Relief in Children.Curr Rev Pain 3, no. 5 (1999): 367–76. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11916-999-0079-9.
Ross AK, Eck JB, Steele SM. Regional Anesthesia for Pain Relief in Children. Curr Rev Pain. 1999;3(5):367–76.
Ross, A. K., et al. “Regional Anesthesia for Pain Relief in Children.Curr Rev Pain, vol. 3, no. 5, 1999, pp. 367–76. Pubmed, doi:10.1007/s11916-999-0079-9.
Ross AK, Eck JB, Steele SM. Regional Anesthesia for Pain Relief in Children. Curr Rev Pain. 1999;3(5):367–376.

Published In

Curr Rev Pain

DOI

ISSN

1069-5850

Publication Date

1999

Volume

3

Issue

5

Start / End Page

367 / 376

Location

United States