脊柱平面阻塞与腹肌区块与坐骨神经阻塞用于麻醉,用于重症患者单侧下肢手术:一个随机的开放标签研究

Mohamed R Elbasyouny1, Mohsen M Eissa1, Mahmoud R Zomra1

  • 1Anesthesiology, Surgical Intensive Care and Pain Management Department, Faculty of Medicine, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt.

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概括

腰椎起器脊柱平面阻塞 (LS-ESPB) 在下肢手术中比psoas区块阻塞 (PCB) - 坐骨神经阻塞 (SNB) 组合更有效. LS-ESPB提供了更高的成功率,更好的疼痛管理和更好的患者满意度.

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