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Barbotage and spinal anaesthesia: the effect of barbotage on the spread of analgesia during isobaric spinal anaesthesia

Nightingale, 1983

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7986930313608222448
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Nightingale P
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Anaesthesia

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Subarachnoid block was performed with 0.5% plain bupivacaine in 67 patients with patients in the lateral position and the table horizontal. Thirty‐six patients had a single injection while in the remaining 31 patients barbotage was used. Injection rates and aspiration rates were …
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