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Comparison of Intravenous Fentanyl Versus Femoral Nerve Block Using Nerve Stimulator to Facilitate the Administration of Neuraxial Block in Sitting Position for …

Kavyashree, 2018

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1343812666381467958
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Kavyashree M
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METHODS: A pre anaesthetic evaluation was done with baseline investigation. After informed written consent and confirmation of NPO status patient was shifted to theatre, secured venous access with standard monitoring. Preoperative vitals in the form of HR, BP …
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