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Hanzade Aybüke Ünal Artık1, Türkan Örnek Gülpınar2, Adem Halis3
1Department of Algology, Uşak University Research and Training Hospital, Uşak, Turkey.
Abstract:
Patients with various aetiology of pain who underwent erector spinae plane block at different levels were evaluated at the tertiary Algology clinic. Visual analog scale (VAS) values were recorded before the block; 30 min, two weeks, and two months after the block. Medical records of fifteen patients have been obtained. The average VAS decreased from 7 ± 1 to 5 ± 3 in the second month when compared to the values before block (p < 0.01). ESP block can be an option for chronic pain in postsurgical pain syndrome and myofascial pain management.
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