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AAOS2017: Continuous vs. single-shot block for ankle & distal radius fractures
April 2017
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90 patients with either an ankle fracture (n=50) or distal radius fracture (n=40) undergoing surgical fixation were randomized to either a continuous block or single-shot block for analgesia. Cases of ankle fracture received a combined popliteal-sciatic nerve block, and cases of distal radius fracture received an infraclavicular block. Results demonstrated significant differences in favour of the ...
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