Use of epidural analgesia for pain management after major spinal surgery.
作者： RJ Kumar , KV Menon , TC Ranjith
DOI: 10.1177/230949900301100114
关键词: Anesthesia 、 Surgery 、 Surgical procedures 、 Spinal surgery 、 Local anaesthetic 、 Retrospective cohort study 、 Opioid 、 Medicine 、 Research centre 、 Pain management 、 Lumbar
摘要: Purpose. This is a retrospective study of the role postoperative epidural analgesia in major spinal surgical procedures. With number and complexity procedures performed on spine everincreasing, this method becoming more important. Methods. Results 74 consecutive cases surgeries between January 2000 2001 at Spine Division, Amritha Institute Medical Sciences Research Centre, Kochi, India, were studied. 32 posterior other 42 anterior thoracic lumbar regions. The use various combinations local anaesthetic opioid to control pain after surgery analysed. Results. 36 (49%) patients did not require any
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