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Epidural morphine analgesia in Guillain Barré syndrome
D Genis1, C Busquets, E Manubens
1Unitat de Neurologia, Hospital de Girona, General Alvarez de Castro, Spain.
Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychiatry
|August 1, 1989
Abstract:
Severe pain is a frequent symptom in the Guillain Barré syndrome and can be intense, long lasting and with no response to the usual analgesics, including parenteral opiates. Epidural analgesia using morphine chloride in low doses has satisfactorily relieved pain in this disease in nine patients.