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Anesteziologiia I Reanimatologiia
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The article presents the own 30-year experience in the use of more than 1000 prolonged peripheral nerves and plexus block anaesthesia in reconstructive surgery, based on experimental and clinical studies. The evolution peripheric blockades technique is given:from a separate anaesthesia method to balanced anesthesia based on peripheric blockades. The current state of the problem was analyzed according to the literature.
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