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A comparative study of post-operative pain relief with dexmedetomidine versus clonidine as adjuvants in 0.2% ropivacine for caudal epidural block in children …

Jinjil et al., 2016

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13074853636062076871
Author
Jinjil K
Ganguly S
Bhatnagar V
Dwivedi D
Gupta M
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Indian J Basic Appl Med Res

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Context: Acute postoperative pain relief is accepted as an integral part of paediatric anesthetic practice. A difficulty in distinguishing pain from hunger or fear in pre-verbal children and the notion that children do not respond to pain in the same way as adults do …
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